Cyperus papyrus 50-90cm

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Vendeur: botanical-archive ✉️ (24.835) 97.6%, Lieu où se trouve: Napoli, Napoli, IT, Lieu de livraison: AMERICAS, EUROPE, ASIA, Numéro de l'objet: 315148559667 Cyperus papyrus 50-90cm.

Cyperus papyrus 50-90cm Cyperus papyrus, commonly known as papyrus, is a tall, perennial wetland sedge that originates from the Nile Delta in Egypt but has since been distributed widely in tropical and subtropical regions around the globe. It has a long history of use dating back to ancient Egypt, where it was cultivated for making papyrus paper, as well as for boat construction, matting, and as a food source. Today, it is valued both as an ornamental plant in water gardens and for its historical significance. Description Height and Structure: Cyperus papyrus can grow up to 5 meters (about 16 feet) tall. It features a grass-like clump of triangular green stems that emerge from thick, woody rhizomes. The stems are topped with dense, umbrella-like clusters of thread-like rays, giving it a distinctive, feathery appearance. Leaves: The plant has very few leaves, and they are mostly reduced to sheaths at the base of the stems. The true beauty and visual interest of papyrus come from its stem and the intricate flower clusters. Flowers and Seeds: Papyrus produces small, greenish-brown flowers in the summer, clustered at the ends of the rays. These flowers give way to brown, nut-like fruits, which bear the seeds. Cultivation Water Requirements: Cyperus papyrus thrives in shallow water or very moist soil, making it an ideal plant for water gardens, ponds, and other wetland habitats. It can be grown in containers as long as the soil is kept consistently moist or even submerged under a few inches of water. Light: It prefers full sun but can tolerate partial shade, especially in hotter climates. Soil: Papyrus is not particularly fussy about soil quality as long as the soil is capable of retaining moisture. In water gardens, it can be planted directly in the muddy substrate or in pots submerged in water. Temperature: Papyrus is a tropical plant and does not tolerate freezing temperatures. In temperate climates, it should be treated as an annual or brought indoors to overwinter before the first frost. Propagation: The easiest way to propagate papyrus is by division or by taking cuttings of the stem tops that include a portion of the stem. These can be placed in water until roots develop, after which they can be planted in soil. Maintenance Pruning: Regular pruning of dead or yellowing stems helps maintain its aesthetic appeal and encourages new growth. Cut stems can be composted or, traditionally, used for craft projects. Overwintering: In non-tropical climates, papyrus can be overwintered indoors in a sunny spot. The plant can be cut back and placed in a container with water to keep the roots moist until spring. Uses Historically, papyrus was harvested for its pith, which was cut into strips, pressed together, and dried to make sheets for writing. This early form of paper was crucial for the administration, culture, and development of the ancient world, particularly in Egypt and the Mediterranean. While papyrus paper is no longer a staple material for writing, the plant remains culturally and historically significant. Additionally, Cyperus papyrus is widely used in modern times as an ornamental plant, adding a touch of elegance and height to water features, gardens, and indoor spaces with high humidity.

Cyperus papyrus 50-90cm

Cyperus papyrus, commonly known as papyrus, is a tall, perennial wetland sedge that originates from the Nile Delta in Egypt but has since been distributed widely in tropical and subtropical regions around the globe. It has a long history of use dating back to ancient Egypt, where it was cultivated for making papyrus paper, as well as for boat construction, matting, and as a food source. Today, it is valued both as an ornamental plant in water gardens and for its historical significance.

Description
  • Height and Structure: Cyperus papyrus can grow up to 5 meters (about 16 feet) tall. It features a grass-like clump of triangular green stems that emerge from thick, woody rhizomes. The stems are topped with dense, umbrella-like clusters of thread-like rays, giving it a distinctive, feathery appearance.
  • Leaves: The plant has very few leaves, and they are mostly reduced to sheaths at the base of the stems. The true beauty and visual interest of papyrus come from its stem and the intricate flower clusters.
  • Flowers and Seeds: Papyrus produces small, greenish-brown flowers in the summer, clustered at the ends of the rays. These flowers give way to brown, nut-like fruits, which bear the seeds.

Cultivation
  • Water Requirements: Cyperus papyrus thrives in shallow water or very moist soil, making it an ideal plant for water gardens, ponds, and other wetland habitats. It can be grown in containers as long as the soil is kept consistently moist or even submerged under a few inches of water.
  • Light: It prefers full sun but can tolerate partial shade, especially in hotter climates.
  • Soil: Papyrus is not particularly fussy about soil quality as long as the soil is capable of retaining moisture. In water gardens, it can be planted directly in the muddy substrate or in pots submerged in water.
  • Temperature: Papyrus is a tropical plant and does not tolerate freezing temperatures. In temperate climates, it should be treated as an annual or brought indoors to overwinter before the first frost.
  • Propagation: The easiest way to propagate papyrus is by division or by taking cuttings of the stem tops that include a portion of the stem. These can be placed in water until roots develop, after which they can be planted in soil.

Maintenance
  • Pruning: Regular pruning of dead or yellowing stems helps maintain its aesthetic appeal and encourages new growth. Cut stems can be composted or, traditionally, uséd for craft projects.
  • Overwintering: In non-tropical climates, papyrus can be overwintered indoors in a sunny spot. The plant can be cut back and placed in a container with water to keep the roots moist until spring.

Uses

Historically, papyrus was harvested for its pith, which was cut into strips, pressed together, and dried to make sheets for writing. This early form of paper was crucial for the administration, culture, and development of the ancient world, particularly in Egypt and the Mediterranean. While papyrus paper is no longer a staple material for writing, the plant remains culturally and historically significant. Additionally, Cyperus papyrus is widely uséd in modern times as an ornamental plant, adding a touch of elegance and height to water features, gardens, and indoor spaces with high humidity.


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