Introduction to Lotus Growth Lotus grows in calm, shallow lakes and ponds, and is generally distributed in subtropical and temperate regions such as Central Asia, West Asia, North America, India, China, and Japan. Lotus growth cycle The growth cycle of lotus is one year, and the growth period of one year can be divided into the following processes: sprouting and leafing, flowering and fruiting, growing lotus roots and dormancy. The blooming period of lotus is from late June to late August every year. Lotus growth rate The lotus grows very fast, doubling in size every day and filling the pond in 10 days. It likes sunny places, likes to take root in the mud, and must be grown in deep water. Lotus growth cycle managementTemperature management : Lotus will germinate in an environment of 8-10 degrees, and lotus roots will grow at 14 degrees. It is best to maintain them in an environment of 22-35 degrees. Key points for fertilization : Use base fertilizer for lotus in spring and autumn, such as urea, which must be diluted before use; the frequency can be adjusted according to the variety of lotus. It is not suitable to fertilize during high temperatures and low temperatures in winter. |
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