How to plant pond water grass seeds How to plant pond water grass

Planting some green aquatic plants in the pond will make it particularly beautiful and will help maintain the ecological balance. However, people don’t know much about how to grow aquatic plants in ponds, and many people don’t even know how to plant its seeds. Today, the editor will specifically introduce this knowledge, and friends in need can focus on it.

How to plant water grass seeds

When planting pond water grass seeds, a thin layer of mud should be laid on the bottom, and then the pond water grass seeds should be evenly spread on the ground, and then covered with about one centimeter of mud on the top to ensure that the seeds are not exposed to the air. Then let the bottom of the pond receive mild sunlight. Do not add water to the pond before the water grass seeds germinate. After seven to fifteen days, small water grass seedlings will grow. After their growth is stable, you can directly add water to the pond.

How to plant pond water plants

1. Planting method of stemmed aquatic plants

The aquatic plants in the pond can be divided into many different varieties, and their planting methods are different. When planting stem aquatic plants, you can dig a small hole at the bottom of the pond, then put the aquatic plants into the small hole, and then buy an appropriate amount of bottom sand. This can maximize the integrity of the root system of the aquatic plants. They will be able to successfully grow after seven to ten days of planting, and will grow particularly fast in the future.

2. Planting method of stemless aquatic plants

The pond grass is also a common variety of pond grass. When planting it, the planting method is similar to that of Yu Yongjing's water grass, but the roots of the water grass only need to lightly touch the bottom sand. They cannot be buried too deep, otherwise the heart of the water grass will easily be covered by the bottom mud, making it difficult to grow normally.

3. Planting methods of tuberous aquatic plants

Tuberous aquatic plants are also very common among pond aquatic plants. When planting this kind of aquatic plants, you need to see whether its tubers have sprouts. If not, you need to leave one-third of the tubers outside when planting. If they have sprouted, you can bury part of the bottom of the new sprout in the soil, leaving its new sprout exposed outside. Soon the tubers will grow new roots, and such aquatic plants are very easy to survive.