Question 1: What kind of plants can be planted in the water to make the water clean? Generally, if it is a fish tank, you can plant some aquatic plants. In the pond, you can surround some water surfaces with water hyacinths, large floats and other floating plants. Reduce ammonia nitrogen content in water and purify water quality.
Question 2: Which flower is planted in water? Which flower is narcissus? Most narcissus are grown in water.
Narcissus are still very beautiful. of.
Question 3: What plants and flowers can be grown directly in water? I have several bottles of water-grown plants at home, such as pothos, water bamboo, and dieffenbachia, which grow green and graceful. Based on my many years of experience in growing plants in water, I usually put pothos, water bamboo, etc. directly into a vase, or even into a nice big water cup, and put in clean water until the water reaches half of the bottle. I change it every three days or so. Water once. If you are busy, you can add some more if the water is low. It is very convenient and does not add nutrient solution. However, you still need to clean the roots of the plants and the bottle every once in a while to avoid green moss or roots. rot. Every once in a while, I also use a soft-bristled brush to scrub the roots. The clean roots are white and look good in the water bottle. There are two main categories of flowers suitable for growing in water. One type is aquatic flowers, which grow in water in nature, such as lotus and water lily that we are familiar with; the other type is flowers that can be grown in hydroponics. Generally, they grow in soil or cultivation substrate, such as narcissus, water lily, etc. Nobuko et al. Since there is not enough light in the room, it is more suitable to cultivate the latter type. In addition, they have low nutrient requirements and can basically grow in tap water without adding nutrient solutions. Suitable species for the home include pothos, hyacinth, lucky bamboo, spider plant, dieffenbachia, heart-leaf Philodendron, fine-leaf thousand-year-old wood, etc. These plants generally require no special management. Any container with a certain volume for the root system to extend can be used, and a glass container with an open mouth is more beneficial to maintaining water quality and root growth. I sometimes use large coffee bottles for bamboo or pothos plants that work well too. When planting, you should avoid immersing the leaves in water to avoid rot; place them under suitable lighting conditions, and roots will soon take root; when you find that the water is low, add some water to prevent the roots from drying out; when the water becomes dirty, take out the plants and clean the container , refill the water. The vitality of pothos is very strong. The branches soaked in water will grow long aerial roots, which is very easy to propagate. You can take any cuttings with nodes and aerial roots or grow them in water. This easy-to-grow and beautiful plant is very suitable for you who are busy at work but full of interest in life. However, these plants for hydroponics should not be chosen to be too large, so that they can be easily fixed in the container. Before planting, you must first wash away the sediment from the roots, then fix them with foamed stones or pebbles, and then place them in water for cultivation. In the hot summer, placing some green plants indoors will make you feel much cooler. At the same time, it will add a sense of agility, freshness and beauty to the room, and it will also help to maintain a balanced temperature and humidity in the room. Plant some quickly!
Question 4: What fruit-bearing plants can be grown in water? Beans are fine. You soak them in water and cover them with a layer of gauze. This is how bean sprouts are soaked. Mung beans and soybeans are easy to grow, but if you want to bear fruit, I think hydroponics may not be able to grow the roots of your plants. It’s not easy to support and the nutrients can’t keep up. I think you should soak the sprouts first and then bury them in the soil to grow. If the soil is not good, you can buy some fertilizer to improve the soil.
Question 5: What plants can be planted in water? According to different life forms, aquatic plants can be divided into: emergent plants, floating-leaf plants, submerged plants and free-floating plants.
Emergent plants include: lotus, calamus, water onion, cattail, reed, etc.
Floating leaf plants include: water lily, king lotus, water chestnut, watercress, tianziping, etc.
Submersed plants include: black algae, hornwort, Vallisneria, waterweed, foxtail algae, etc.
Free-floating plants include: Eichhornia crassipes, Dabiao, water turtle, Azolla, Sophora japonica, etc.
Question 6: What are the plants that can be grown in water? There are many suitable species for families.
Commonly cultivated ones include pothos, hyacinth, lucky bamboo, spider plant, dieffenbachia, heart-leaf Philodendron, fine-leaf thousand-year-old wood, gerbera, Brazilian wood, ivy, asparagus, etc.
Question 7: What are the plants planted at the bottom of the water? Emergent plants
Emergent aquatic plants are tall and colorful, and most of them have stems and leaves; they are upright and tall. , the lower part or basal emergent plant
sinks in the water, the roots or stems grow into the mud, and the upper part of the plant emerges from the water.
There are many kinds of emergent plants, the common ones include lotus, gallbladder, calamus, yellow calamus, water allium, Zaili flower, pickerel grass, mosaic Arundoba, cattail, Alisma, and drought. Umbrella grass, reeds, etc.
Floating-leaf plants
Floating-leaf aquatic plants have well-developed rhizomes. Floating-leaf plants have large flowers and bright colors. They have no obvious above-ground stems or the stems are thin and cannot stand upright, and the leaves float on the ground. on the water. Common species include king lotus, water lily, duckweed, gorgon fruit, waterlily, etc.
Floating leaf plants include: water lily, waterlily, water turtle, gorgon fruit, etc.
Floating plants
There are few types of floating aquatic plants. The roots of these plants do not grow in the mud, and the plants float on the water.
Floating plants drift around with currents and wind waves. Most of them are mainly used for foliage, providing decoration and green shade for the pool water. And because they can absorb minerals in the water. At the same time, it can block the sunlight entering the water, so it can also inhibit the growth of algae in the water body. Floating plants grow quickly and provide cover over the water surface more quickly. However, some species grow and reproduce very quickly and may become a pest in the water, such as water hyacinth. Therefore, it is necessary to fish out some with a net regularly. Otherwise they would cover the entire surface of the water. in addition. Don't introduce these plants into larger ponds, as it will be very difficult to remove them from a large pond.
Submersed plants include: Hydrilla verticillata, hornwort, Echinacea, Vallisneria, and Echinacea, etc.
Submersed aquatic plants
The rhizomes of submersed aquatic plants grow in the mud, and the entire plant sinks into the water. It has well-developed aeration tissue, which is conducive to sinking
Water plant gas exchange. The leaves are mostly long and narrow or filamentous, which can absorb some nutrients in the water and can grow and develop normally under low light conditions underwater. There are certain requirements for water quality, because turbid water quality will affect its photosynthesis. The flowers are small and the flowering period is short, mainly for foliage viewing.
Submerged plants, such as Lagaro-siphon or Myriophyllum, act as "oxygen generators" in the water, providing growth for other organisms in the pond. Necessary dissolved oxygen; at the same time, they can also remove excess nutrients from the water, thereby keeping the water clear by controlling algae growth. Excess algae can cause water to become cloudy, greenish, and block the light necessary for aquatic plants and pond organisms to thrive. Floating plants such as Azollafiliculoides or Eichhornia crassipes can also absorb dissolved nutrients in the water through their slender roots. Deep-water plants such as Nuphar and Nw nphaea have their roots at the bottom of the pond and their flowers and leaves floating
on the water. In addition to being very beautiful, they are also Provides shade for pond organisms and limits algae growth.
Water edge plants
These plants grow beside the pool and can grow from a water depth of 23cm to the mud beside the pool. There are many varieties of water edge plants, mainly for ornamental purposes. Waterside plants planted around small wildlife pools can provide hiding places for waterbirds and other animals that visit the pool. Water edge plants growing under natural conditions may spread in patches. However, after transplanting to a small pool, as long as they are regularly pruned and the roots are controlled in a planting pot, there will be no problem. Some prefabricated pools have shallow water areas specifically for water-edge plants.
Of course, plants can also be planted in flat-bottomed pots and placed directly in shallow water.
Moisture-loving plants
These plants grow along the edges of pools or streams
Moisture-loving plants are in moist soil but their roots cannot be immersed in water. Hygrophilic plants are not true aquatic plants, but they like to grow and live in places with water. They can only grow vigorously if their roots are kept moist for a long time. Common plants include primroses, hostas, and astilbes, as well as woody plants such as willows. Mangrove plant.
Planting floating plants
When planting floating plants such as water lilies or water chestnuts, the bottom of the container must be filled with soil or mud to plant the roots or underground stems of the plants. The water depth is about five centimeters or more; mini Water lilies only need two centimeters of shallow water. Adequate sunshine is very important for the growth of water lilies. Insufficient sunshine will not only make the stems and leaves elongated, make the leaves smaller and thinner, but also affect the number of flowers. Flowers bloom during the day. As long as they are moved indoors to a place with insufficient sunlight, the flowers will also...gt;gt;
Question 8: What flowers can be planted in water? Narcissus Lotus
Lucky Bamboo
Also known as Ten Thousand Years Bamboo, it is native to Africa and has very high ornamental value. Coupled with its very strong resistance to cold and waterlogging, it is widely distributed in the country.
Pothos
Likes to grow in tropical areas. Because of its hanging shape, it occupies a place among indoor flower varieties. Symbolizes perseverance and happiness.
Narcissus
my country’s native vegetation is also a traditional famous flower. In history and culture, there are many beautiful legends about narcissus. It symbolizes longing and reunion.
Water lily
has an equally famous nickname, Meridian lotus. It is an aquatic plant in itself and has a wide range of uses. It has very good ornamental value, edible value and medicinal value. This also leads to its very wide distribution.
Hyacinth
With three different colors, namely red, blue and white, the flowers are beautiful and moving, making them a good gift for couples. Symbolizes sad love.
Copperwort
It is a ground cover plant and is easier to grow when planted in water. It not only has ornamental value, but also has medicinal value. It can detoxify, reduce swelling, clear away heat and promote dampness.
Notes
Although most flowers can grow in water, you must consult in detail about the specific cultivation methods.
Question 9: Which aquatic plants are suitable for planting in ponds? According to the lifestyle of aquatic plants, they are generally divided into the following categories: emergent plants, floating leaf plants, submerged plants and floating plants.
Emergent aquatic plants
Emergent aquatic plants are tall and have brightly colored flowers. Most of them have stems and leaves; they are upright and straight, with the lower part or basal emergent plants
The bottom part sinks in the water, the roots or stems grow into the mud, and the upper part of the plant sticks out of the water. There are many kinds of emergent plants, the common ones include lotus, aphrodisiac, calamus, yellow calamus, water onion, zailihua, pickerel grass, mosaic and leafy arundodis, cattails, alismatia, angustifolia, reeds, etc.
Floating-leaf plants Floating-leaf aquatic plants have well-developed rhizomes. Floating-leaf plants
The flowers are large and brightly colored. They have no obvious above-ground stems or the stems are thin and cannot stand upright. The leaves float on the on the water. Common species include king lotus, water lily, duckweed, gorgon fruit, waterlily, etc. Floating leaf plants include: water lily, waterlily, water turtle, gorgon fruit, etc.
Floating plants
There are few types of floating aquatic plants. The roots of these plants do not grow in the mud, and the plants float on the water. Floating plants
Drifting around with the currents and wind waves, most of them mainly focus on leaf viewing, providing decoration and green shade for the pool water. And because they can absorb minerals in the water. At the same time, it can block the sunlight entering the water, so it can also inhibit the growth of algae in the water body.
Floating plants grow quickly and provide cover over the water surface more quickly. However, some species grow and reproduce very quickly and may become a pest in the water, such as water hyacinth. Therefore, it is necessary to fish out some with a net regularly. Otherwise they would cover the entire surface of the water. in addition. Don't introduce these plants into larger ponds, as it will be very difficult to remove them from a large pond.
Submersed plants include: Hydrilla verticillata, hornwort, Echinacea, Vallisneria, and Echinacea, etc.
Submersed aquatic plants
The rhizomes of submersed aquatic plants grow in the mud, and the entire plant sinks into the water. It has developed ventilation tissue, which is conducive to the cultivation of submersed aquatic plants
Gas exchange. The leaves are mostly long and narrow or filamentous, which can absorb some nutrients in the water and can grow and develop normally under low light conditions underwater. There are certain requirements for water quality, because turbid water quality will affect its photosynthesis. The flowers are small and the flowering period is short, mainly for foliage viewing.
Submerged plants, such as Lagaro-siphon or Myriophyllum, act as "oxygen generators" in the water, providing growth for other organisms in the pond. Necessary dissolved oxygen; at the same time, they can also remove excess nutrients from the water, thus keeping the water clear by controlling algae growth. Excessive algae can cause water to become cloudy, green, and block the light necessary for aquatic plants and pond organisms to thrive. Floating plants such as azolla or water hyacinth can also absorb dissolved nutrients from the water through their slender roots. Deep-water plants such as water lilies and water lilies have roots at the bottom of the pond and flowers and leaves floating on the surface. In addition to being very beautiful in their own right, they provide shade for pond organisms and limit the growth of algae.
Water edge plants
These plants grow beside the pool and can grow from a water depth of 23cm to the mud beside the pool. There are many varieties of water edge plants, mainly for ornamental purposes. Waterside plants planted around small wildlife pools can provide hiding places for waterbirds and other animals that visit the pool. Water edge plants growing under natural conditions may spread in patches. However, after transplanting to a small pool, as long as they are regularly pruned and the roots are controlled in a planting pot, there will be no problem. Some prefabricated pools have shallow water areas specially prepared for water-edge plants. Of course, plants can also be planted in flat-bottomed pots and placed directly in shallow water.
Moisture-loving plants
These plants grow on the edge of pools or streams. Moisture-loving plants
In moist soil but the roots cannot be immersed in water. Hygrophilic plants are not true aquatic plants, but they like to grow and live in places with water. They can only grow vigorously if their roots are kept moist for a long time. Common plants include primroses, hostas, and astilbes, as well as woody plants such as willows. Mangrove plant.
Question 10: Which trees can grow in water? Name of the object: Cypress Alias: Cypress English name: Bald Cypress Southern Cypress Latin name: Taxodium distichum Family name: Taxodium Genus name: Cypress genus Adaptable areas: Northern subtropical deciduous and evergreen broad-leaved mixed forest areas in the Yangtze River Basin and the areas south of it (major cities: Nanjing, Yangzhou, Zhenjiang, Nantong, Changzhou, Wuxi, Suzhou, Hefei, Wuhu, Anqing, Huainan, Xiangfan, Shiyan ) Central subtropical evergreen and deciduous broad-leaved forest areas (major cities: Wuhan, Shashi, Huangshi, Yichang, Nanchang, Jingdezhen, Jiujiang, Ji'an, Jinggangshan, Ganzhou, Shanghai, Changsha, Zhuzhou, Yueyang, Huaihua, Jishou, Changde, Xiangtan , Hengyang, Shaoyang, Guilin, Wenzhou, Jinhua, Ningbo, Chongqing, Chengdu, Dujiangyan, Mianyang, Neijiang, Leshan, Zigong, Panzhihua, Guiyang, Zunyi, Liupanshui, Anshun, Kunming, Dali) South subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forest area ( Major cities: Fuzhou, Xiamen, Quanzhou, Zhangzhou, Guangzhou, Foshan, Shunde, Dongguan, Huizhou, Shantou, Taipei, Liuzhou, Guiping, Gejiu) Ecological classification: Woody plants gt; Ornamental classification of deciduous trees: Height range of forest trees: 50 (M) Morphological characteristics: The diameter at breast height reaches more than 3m, the crown is conical in the young stage, and it expands into an umbrella shape in old trees. The trunk is sharply tapered, and the base is often enlarged with knee-shaped respiratory roots; the bark is long. The branches are peeling off; the branches are flat, and the twigs of the big tree are slightly drooping; the 1-year-old twigs are brown, and the leaf-bearing lateral twigs are in 2 rows. The leaves are strip-shaped, 1.0-1.5cm long, flat, with a pointed apex, arranged in 2 pinnate rows, with a concave midrib on the upper surface, light green, and darken to reddish brown before falling off in autumn. The cones are spherical or oval, about 2.5cm in diameter, light brown when ripe; the seeds are brown, 1.2-1.8cm long, flowering in May; the cones mature in October of the following year. Growth habit: Positive, likes warmth, tolerates water and humidity, can grow in shallow swamps, and can also grow on well-drained land. When growing on wetlands, plate-like roots can be formed at the base of the trunk, and cylindrical breathing roots can extend to the ground from the horizontal root system, which are especially called "knee roots". Soil that is moist and rich in humus is best. Large forests can be formed in the place of origin. Strong wind resistance. Propagation and cultivation: Propagation can be done by sowing and cuttings. When propagating by cuttings, hard wood cuttings or soft wood cuttings can be used. After planting, the main thing should be to prevent the main trunk from becoming a double trunk. Especially in the cutting seedlings, attention should be paid to it. If there are double trunks, the weak trunk should be cut off and the strong trunk should be kept. The weak branches and the leggy branches that affect the growth of the trunk should be thinned out. Landscape uses: courtyard shade trees, waterside bank protection trees. The tree shape of the bald cypress tree is neat and beautiful, and the nearly feather-like leaves are extremely beautiful. In autumn, the leaves turn bronze, making it a good tree species with autumn leaves. It is most suitable for planting beside water and has the effect of wind protection and bank protection. Cypress genus is a relict tree species together with metasequoia, water pine, giant sequoia and sequoia. -------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- Unit: Plant quotation (yuan): 6.00 Seedling attributes: Seedling planting method: Nursery planting year : Two-year crown width/frame: / Diameter at breast height (cm): 1.5 Pole diameter (m): / Height (m): 2 Ground diameter (cm): / Mud ball diameter (cm): / Branch point (m): /