Recognizing Nutsedge (Cyperus esculentus) Nutsedge is a fast-spreading weed often mistaken for grass, with triangular stems and bright green leaves. With its triangular stems and bright green leaves, it’s a weed that can quickly take over, making even the most well-maintained lawns look patchy and uneven. While it thrives in moist conditions, nutsedge is resilient enough to survive in various environments. 📌Unlike grass, nutsedge:
Why is Nutsedge a Problem? Nutsedge competes with your lawn for nutrients and water, which can make your grass weaker. Its underground tubers, or "nutlets," are tricky to get rid of because they can grow new plants even after you've removed the visible parts. Even if you remove the visible part of the plant, the nutlets remain in the soil. When conditions are right, the nutlets can sprout new shoots, making it hard to eliminate even after being cut or pulled. 📌Tips on How to control Nutsedge
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