The growth environment and local conditions of aquatic plants

The growth environment and conditions of aquatic plants

The growth of aquatic plants mainly depends on the water environment. At least part of the growth cycle occurs in the water or on the water surface. The main production areas of aquatic plants are spread across waters all over the world.

Aquatic plant growth conditions

There are many kinds of aquatic plants in nature, including shade-loving aquatic plants, sun-loving aquatic plants, etc. Different species and habits of aquatic plants have different requirements for the environment they grow in. Therefore, if you want aquatic plants to grow normally, you must provide suitable living conditions according to the species of aquatic plants.

Waterweed growth temperature

In order for aquatic plants to grow well, suitable water temperature must be provided. The best temperature for aquatic plants is 21-25 degrees Celsius. Of course, it also needs to be determined according to the specific variety of aquatic plants.

The growth process of water plants

As long as they are cultivated with the correct method, the lifespan of aquatic plants in the fish tank is theoretically eternal. The life cycle of aquatic plants is closely related to temperature, but in aquatic plant tanks, most of them are kept at a constant temperature, so the life cycle of aquatic plants is also eternal.

Time and method of planting water plants

1. If you want to grow aquatic plants indoors, you can do it at any time. First, choose suitable bottom sand, and then cover the bottom of the fish tank with it, with a thickness of about 2 cm. Then evenly spread the aquatic plant seeds on the bottom sand, spray some water slightly, and then cover the outside of the fish tank with a layer of plastic film.

2. Then poke a few small holes on the plastic film and control the temperature between 25-30 degrees. If you take good care of it, it will generally germinate in 3-5 days. Finally, just do the daily maintenance work.