These few water-grown plants are easy to keep and bloom abundantly and vigorously

There are actually many benefits to water-grown plants. Sometimes we think that a child raised on water certainly cannot be as good as a soil-grown plant, because the soil contains a lot of nutrients, but in water there should be none. This idea is definitely wrong! Water growing has its own benefits too. This depends on the plant, and it is not necessarily a matter of one way being better. Some plants are suited to water growing, and some plants are suited to soil growing. It is hard to say, but the several plants introduced next are definitely very well suited to water growing.

Bowl lotus

Bowl lotus is a plant very well suited to water growing. We call it bowl lotus, which in fact means it can grow in a bowl. Actually, what matters is not the material of the bowl, but most importantly the size of the bowl, meaning that bowl lotus grows in this small container. Bowl lotus is very similar to the lotus we usually see, and the leaves are also very similar, just a little different in size.

We all know that lotus grows in water, but its roots are anchored in the mud, and this also gives us a hint: bowl lotus is likewise planted in soil. When we plant bowl lotus in a bowl, there must be some soil at the bottom of the bowl, and then we add some water to form a mixture of water and soil, and then bowl lotus can be planted.

Growing some bowl lotus at home is quite interesting, especially when the bowl lotus blooms. In the hot summer, it is truly very beautiful and makes people feel relaxed and happy. When we grow bowl lotus, we need to change the water often, keeping this frequency at about 2 weeks, and it must be tap water. Do not think that bowl lotus does not need fertilizer. Every year in spring and autumn we must apply nitrogen fertilizer to bowl lotus, and not too much at a time, 1-2 drops is enough. By the way, for the container in which we grow bowl lotus, it is best to choose an opaque one, because an opaque container is less likely to produce impurities, and the water quality will be a bit cleaner.

Copper coin grass

The shape of the copper coin grass we see is somewhat similar to a lotus leaf. The leaves are all round, like copper coins, and it has a very good meaning, carrying the meaning of bringing in wealth and treasure. Many people like to grow it because of this, though of course its own meaning is not the only reason. Growing copper coin grass is also especially effortless. As long as we put it into water, it can survive.

Of course, when we grow copper coin grass in water, we need to change the water for the copper coin grass every week. This water should also be tap water, but we need to expose the tap water to sunlight for a day, and only after it naturally cools can we use it to grow copper coin grass. Every week we need to water the copper coin grass, not too much, as long as there is water in the flowerpot.

Hyacinth

The hyacinths we have seen are all grown in soil. In fact, hyacinth can be grown in water. When we grow hyacinth, we usually choose a glass bottle to grow it, because that is more beautiful, and its roots will grow very long.

In a glass bottle it has a strong sense of layering. We usually place hyacinth on the balcony to grow it, because it is warmer there. When winter is approaching, we change the water for the hyacinth. At this time it is not just a simple water change, and we need to drip in some nutrient solution to promote its growth.