Cyperus Conglomeratus (Desert Sedge – ثداء )

Cyperus Conglomeratus, commonly known as the Desert Sedge or ثداء in Arabic, is a perennial grass-like plant native to arid regions of the Arabian Peninsula, North Africa, and parts of Asia. This resilient species forms dense tufts of upright stems with narrow leaves and compact flowering heads. It is highly adapted to extreme heat, drought, and sandy environments, making it one of the most important native grasses for desert ecosystems.

Benefits of Cyperus Conglomeratus

• Excellent for sand dune stabilization and erosion control
• Extremely drought- and heat-tolerant — thrives in arid landscapes
• Provides natural habitat and shelter for desert fauna
• Useful in ecological restoration and sustainable landscaping projects
• Helps improve soil stability in sandy and coastal areas

Care Tips for Cyperus Conglomeratus

• Light: Requires full sunlight
• Watering: Very low; water occasionally during establishment
• Soil: Prefers sandy or loamy, well-draining soils
• Pruning: Minimal; remove dry leaves periodically
• Fertilizer: Not required; thrives naturally in poor soils