Dig some of it from the stinky ditch and plant it in a pot. It actually beats the potted plants you buy at a high price at the flower market!

Water hyacinth

Every time this season comes, experts will tell everyone that water hyacinth is rampant and an invasive species, which makes everyone have a bad impression of water hyacinth, but Huahua actually likes it very much. Water hyacinth, also known as water hyacinth, not only has strong vitality, but can also bloom small purple flowers like water hyacinths. It looks very natural when grown in a hydroponic bottle.

Maintenance points:

It likes light and water. Just put it in a water bottle and place it under the sun. It will be fine if you keep it in a rough environment. Huahua often hears people say that she is a killer when it comes to growing flowers, but if this gourd is given to you, it will definitely be the perfect start to your flower-growing career. One thing to note is that the water cannot be too clean. You need to dig some soil or pond mud and put it in. It will grow better if it is a little dirtier.

Acorus calamus

There are many species of calamus, so they are often called the same thing. The calamus that Huahua is talking about today is the water calamus commonly seen by the water. It is not the gladiolus called sword lily, nor is it the nine-section calamus used as a medicinal material. The Acorus calamus stands like a sword and has a light grass fragrance. It adds a wild charm when planted at home.

Maintenance points:

Acorus calamus usually grows in shallow water of rivers and lakes. Be careful when digging, as its roots are quite thick. Dig deeper to avoid damaging the roots and bringing up some mud and sand. Go home, find a bottle, fill it with water, and put it in. Remember to expose it to the sun, because Acorus calamus likes the sun.

arrowhead

As soon as we hear the name, we know that this is a plant with beautiful appearance and soft flowers. The graceful silhouette of water chestnuts can be seen in the paddy fields in the south and along the ditches and rivers in the north. When digging, be careful not to damage the underground bulbs.

Maintenance points:

Water chestnut is very easy to grow. It will grow vigorously whether it is grown in all water, half water and half soil, or all soil. Moreover, the underground rhizomes of water chestnuts are very delicious, especially when stewed with lamb, it is so delicious.

Water Hibiscus

Water lotus, what a beautiful name, just like its appearance, beautiful and clean. As long as there is water, there is water hibiscus. Broad fan-shaped leaves with fine hairs. The long white roots sway in the green water waves. Huahua wants to go to the river to dig water lilies now!

Maintenance points:

It goes without saying that aquatic plants like this must see sunlight. Water hibiscus can be grown alone in a small pot, or it can be placed in a fish tank and coexist with goldfish.

Truncatum

Knotweed usually grows in wetlands, riverbanks, etc. If you want to find it, which likes shade and moisture, you have to search in the pools and puddles under the forest.

Maintenance points:

It does not have high requirements for the environment. After you take it home, you can grow it in water or soil. Put some sand in the bottle, and then insert the rooted knotweed into it. If you take good care of it, it can live over 100 years.

moss

There are so many types of moss. In China alone, there are more than 2,800 species, so it’s fun to collect moss by the water or in the woods!

Maintenance points:

Moss likes a humid environment, and it would be even better if there is some scattered light. The house is generally dry in the summer, so if you spray more water every day, the plants will grow green and soft.