Small Plant Growing Methods: Can Be Potted or Grown in Water, Making You Fall in Love with Growing Plants

Water Pepper Grass: Pepper grass (Cryptocoryne) is a fairly common type of aquatic plant in aquariums, with many varieties. Unlike ordinary aquatic plants, pepper grass seedlings grow directly from the roots and cluster together, so the plant shape easily looks messy. But because it is highly adaptable and easy to grow, it is still widely loved.

Guo Changsha: Guo Changsha is a common wetland plant in coastal areas of Taiwan, China. Its leaves are opposite, obovate in shape, and its stems are creeping with many branches, so it often forms a beautiful spreading carpet. It can bloom at any time of year, with white or light purple flowers.

Ground Root Cotton: The leaves grow from creeping stems on the ground, are slender and narrowly lanceolate, and have no leaf stalks. They can grow densely into a solid patch, like a natural lawn, so they are often used as a foreground plant in aquariums and are also called "lawn."

Ocean Star: Ocean Star likes warm, humid climates and has high requirements for light and water. Its leaves are ovate or obovate. The stems are relatively soft and creeping; after the stems extend, they spread out in all directions. Ocean Star's flowers are small and blue or light purple.