Dichondra repens
Dichondra repens
An ideal species for gardening, Dichondra repens is more of a ground cover species than a lawn in the strict sense.
A Dichondra-based ground cover is more interesting and advantageous than a lawn in some specific projects, due to its spectacular beauty.
It tolerates full sun and also grows exceptionally well in shady conditions. It prefers warm-temperate climates for optimal development.
Furthermore, it does not require fertile soils and its greatest advantage over other turfgrass species is its low need for mowing.
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Average
Baja
High
High
< 5 ºC
-5°
0°
5°
10°
15°
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Ficha técnica
| Use | Gardening, landscaping, ornamental |
| Color | teal |
| Blade width | Globular width |
| Winter dormancy | Pérdida de color por debajo de los 5°C |
| Soils | It doesn't need very fertile soil, but it does need well-drained soil. |
| Growth/Reproduction | By rhizomes |
| Wear/Trampling | Low resistance |
| Recovery from damage | High |
| Heat | High |
| Cold | En climas fríos se vuelve marrón. Resiste hasta los - 9°C. |
| Shade | High resistance. |
| Drought | Low resistance |
| Salinity | Low resistance |
| Water requirements | Socks |
| Mowing | It does not require mowing. |
| Weeds | Average impact of weeds |
| Pests | High |
| Diseases | Medium-high resistance |
| Fertilizers | Medium-high needs |