Aquatic plant growth conditions and characteristics

Water grass growth conditions

Aquatic plants are generally more suitable for growing in a warm, humid and well-lit environment. They generally have certain requirements for nutrients when planted. Aquatic plants are usually produced in a wide distribution area and are mostly planted in Brazil, Uruguay and Mexico.

The most suitable growth temperature for aquatic plants is around 25-28 degrees. Aquatic plants are not cold-resistant and are afraid of freezing. Generally, when the ambient temperature is below 20 degrees, the growth of aquatic plants will be inhibited, and they will stop growing when it is below 10 degrees.

Aquatic plant growth period and process

Aquatic plants grow better in weakly alkaline water. Generally, aquatic plants grow more vigorously during the transition from spring to summer because the climate is very stable and the temperature is more suitable in this season.

Aquatic plants carry out photosynthesis while growing. Generally, they will first go through the seed germination stage, and later they will go through the seedling stage and the seedling stage. Generally, after the aquatic plants mature, they will produce seeds, and the seeds scattered in the water can continue to grow.

Aquatic Plant Planting Process and Methods

1. Trim the roots: trim the roots of the water plants until only 2 or 3 centimeters are left. If it is a branch, trim it to 2 centimeters from the stem node.

2. Sand planting: Insert the treated seedlings or branches into the sand, then cover them with mud and sand, and then lift them up.

3. Add water for maintenance: Add water to the planted aquatic plants in time, pick out the dead leaves, and then place them in a place with light for maintenance.