What plants to plant on water-absorbing rocks

1. Moss

Water-absorbing stone is a stone that absorbs water very well. The plants grown on it must like a humid environment. Moss is very suitable and grows well in humid environments. You can buy it at a flower shop when planting, or you can dig it up in the wild yourself and place it directly on the stone.

2. Calamus

Acorus usually grows in the wild by moist rivers, and many of them grow attached to rocks, so they are also suitable for planting on water-absorbing rocks. When planting, you can plant it together with moss and place it in a shallow pot, which will look more beautiful and natural.

3. Maidenhair fern

It also prefers a shady and humid environment, but it grows very fast, so you should choose very short plants when planting, otherwise it will grow very tall later, and then it will not be very coordinated with the stones, but will affect the appearance.

4. Pearl Grass

Pearl grass is often planted on water-absorbing stones. It is short but has strong ability to divide. If the stone is relatively large, you can plant it at the very top. It will soon grow into a waterfall, which is very ornamental.

5. Saxifrage

It is also a green plant that likes a humid environment, but it grows faster, and a small plant can easily grow into a large pot. Therefore, when planting, you should also choose small plants, as small plants will be more coordinated and beautiful when matched with stones. Or you can wait for it to grow bigger and then replace it with a small plant.