Water lily-negative plants require sufficient sunlight during growth. If placed in the shade, the surface of the water is prone to moss, and the plant growth is weak, and only the long leaves do not bloom. Water lily pots generally bloom in a year.
Water lily is hardy, but avoid freezing. The choice of soil is not strict, but fertile soil rich in organic matter is better. Propagation can be made using ramets or sowing methods. The ramets method generally picks up roots in late March and cuts them into small pieces of 10-15 cm long, which are then planted.
Seeding method in the March-April pots broadcast, the temperature is maintained at 25-30 degrees Celsius, about half a month can germinate. When the seedlings have 3-4 true leaves, they are planted in pots.
Potted water lilies should be changed once a year in spring. When changing basins, it is best to use pots with an inner diameter of 30 cm or more so that the plants can fully extend and grow normally. Make the leaves big and big. Potted soil with pond soil or vegetable garden soil, first placed in the bottom of the basin into a little hoof or broken bones as base fertilizer. After the roots are planted, a layer of topsoil such as river sand and mud shall be placed on the topsoil to pour water into the roots. After budding, the pottings are immersed in water. The surface of the water is slightly higher than that of the soil, and it is maintained in a well-ventilated, sunny place. Keep water clean.
As the temperature grows and the leaves stretch, you should gradually add water. The summer season is strong and the water level is slightly deeper. It can be poured up to a depth of 20 cm, but it must not be submerged. To change water, it should be done in the early morning.