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Sep 12, 2015 8:59 AM CST
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Name: Duane
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Does anyone know if I can prune Cyperus papyrus like warm season grasses? Will it come back from the ground?
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Sep 12, 2015 9:40 AM CST
Name: greene
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Yep, it will come back from the roots. Thumbs up

That being said, I know the plant will come back in climate zone 8; I have no experience with this plant in colder climates.

Tip:
If the parts that you are cutting off are still green you can propagate new plants to share. Just place the cuttings up-side-down head first into a bucket of water (I use rain water) and wait.
Eventually you will see tiny white roots forming...and probably mosquito larva so change the water frequently.
A while later the new plant will begin to show itself; it will be a lighter green color at first.
Once the new plant gets a bit larger you can trim off the long stalk and cut away the 'leaves' which should be fairly well rotted from being submerged in the water. Pot up the new plants, keep them well watered and share with your friends. Thumbs up
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Sep 12, 2015 6:36 PM CST
Name: Ann ~Heat zn 9, Sunset
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I agree with Greene. Also I know people have propagated new plants the way greene describes by putting the cuttings upside down head first into sand.
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