Hammer Sedge

Hammer Sedge should be watered weekly from spring through the summer and every 2 weeks during the fall. In very dry or hot weather, it may need water more frequently. Water Hammer Sedge deeply and thoroughly, providing enough moisture to reach its entire root system. After it is thoroughly soaked, wait until the top 2 inches of soil are dry before watering again. In winter, water only when the soil feels dry.

Hammer Sedge prefers direct sunlight for up to 6 hours a day. It is important to ensure that this plant species is placed in an area that will receive a strong level of direct sunlight each day for up to 6 hours, as this helps to ensure optimal growth and health of the plant. In regions that experience long summer days, the plant species can be moved around to benefit from the sun's rays for even longer. However, it is important to monitor the conditions of the plant and ensure that it is not exposed to direct sunlight for more than 6 hours per day to avoid leaf burn or other plant damage. In regions that experience shorter days during winter, or with more unstable seasons, daytime temperatures should be monitored closely to maintain a consistently healthy environment for the Hammer Sedge.

Hammer Sedge should be pruned once a year in late winter or early spring. Pruning should focus on removing dead, damaged or diseased foliage. Since this plant has a natural mound shape, shear off the topsof the plant to keep the mound shape. Cut back about 1-third of the existing foliage to promote new growth. Additionally, you may want to thin out the existing foliage to promote better air circulation. Discard any spent seed heads and seed pods to maintain a neat appearance.