The growth environment and growth conditions of aquatic plants

Environmental conditions for the growth of aquatic plants

Aquatic plants refer to plants that grow in water. There are many classifications and the growing conditions are different, but most of them require sufficient water and nutrients. When caring for them, it is necessary to reasonably allocate light and oxygen according to different aquatic plants to create an aquatic environment suitable for their growth.

Aquatic plant growth temperature

Different aquatic plants have different temperature requirements, but most of them are more suitable for growing in an environment of 25-35 degrees and are not resistant to low temperature environments.

Aquatic plant growth humidity

Aquatic plants have extremely high requirements for humidity because they grow in water and require regular water changes during maintenance.

Aquatic plant growing soil

Except for floating plants that do not require subsoil, other types of aquatic plants need to use organic clay soil such as field soil and pond mud as subsoil.

Aquatic plant growth cycle and process

Aquatic plants can be planted in any season. The growth cycle of most aquatic plants is only one year. When growing, they need sufficient nutrient solution and regular replacement of water. Only in this way can they grow and develop normally.