Can water lilies be grown in water?

Can water lilies be grown in pure water?

Answer: Yes.

Method of growing water lilies in full water:

Preparation: seeds, nutrient solution, hydroponic vessels, etc., all of which can be purchased directly online.

Step 1: Observe each seed before planting to ensure that each seed has a small hole, otherwise the seed will not germinate.

Step 2: Soak the seeds in clean water for about a day. The water will become a little turbid. Don't worry, just pour out all the water and replace it with clean water to continue soaking. It needs to be soaked for three days.

Step 3: After soaking for 3 days, you will find that the seeds have sprouted. If there are any seeds that have not sprouted, you can take them out and throw them away. Because such seeds are already waste seeds and will no longer germinate.

Step 4: Replace the water with clean water again and add about 14 to 16 drops of nutrient solution to the water.

Step 5: After about 3 days, you will find that the small sprouts have slowly grown, and then you can add about 14 to 16 drops of nutrient solution once every 3 days.

Step 6: After a period of time, lotus leaves will grow. At this time, you can put some stones or other sinking objects at the bottom of the water to press down the seeds and fix them. Of course, fixation is also necessary.

Step 7: After a period of time, one seed will grow more lotus leaves, and slowly a lotus flower will bloom.

Note:

Water lilies can only grow healthily under sunlight, so when choosing to place water lilies, be sure to choose a sunny place.

It is recommended to place only two seeds in one pot.