How to choose water plants

Generally speaking, when buying water-grown flowers, you should first consider the environment and season for decoration, choose the right species, match the appropriate pots, and then make specific selections based on the following three aspects:

1. Look at the plants

Check whether the plant is growing healthily, whether its shape is symmetrical and full of vitality, whether its growth is lush, and its leaves are upright and green, without any wilting.

2. Look at the root system

Hydroponic flowers that have been domesticated and cultivated will produce many new root systems that can adapt to growth and development in water. These roots are numerous and long, white in color, and have no root hairs. Especially for some woody flowers that are difficult to grow in water, you must pay attention to whether they have white aquatic roots.

3. Look at the cultured water

The culture container must be clean, the culture water must be clean and transparent, without turbidity, and without any odor. When raising fish in a bottle, you also need to see whether the fish are active.