What Happens If You Grow Bowl Lotus Hydroponically Without Mud, and Can Water Lilies Be Grown Entirely in Water?

Bowl lotus is an aquatic plant, but do you know what happens if you grow it without mud? Can it still survive? Can it be grown entirely in water?

Many people simply put bowl lotus seeds directly in water to grow them, which is wrong; this should not be done after the seeds sprout, and it is also not acceptable before they sprout. They cannot be grown entirely in water. If you do, the seeds will float on the water surface or rot in various ways, and in the end no seedlings will be produced. In fact, if the seeds are simply scattered in water to grow, they basically cannot germinate and survive. Moreover, many friends grow them indoors, and due to factors such as lack of light and insufficient nutrients in the water, even if the seeds can sprout, they cannot fix their roots, and the roots also cannot obtain the nutrients needed for growth from the water. Therefore, once the only nutrients in the water are used up, the seeds will rot.