The growth rate of the water grass of Phaffia frutescens is very slow, which has certain requirements for the growing environment and is difficult to maintain. In order to better adapt to the new environment and maintain it later, it is necessary to provide a suitable growth environment for the plant. Plants are usually grown in warm and slightly acidic soft water, and are given plenty of light and carbon dioxide to speed up their growth.
1. Light: The water grass needs sufficient strong light during its growth. Insufficient light will make the plant grow more slowly, affecting its growth state, in order to make the plant can grow normally, need to carry out at least 5 hours of strong light every day.
2. Water quality: It has certain requirements for water quality conditions. When in maintenance, it needs to be placed in weak acid soft water for maintenance, and the GH value of water can be adjusted between 2 and 10 at ordinary times, and the PH value of water can be adjusted between 6.0 and 7.0.
3. Carbon dioxide: It grows very slowly and needs to be provided with sufficient nutrients during its growth. During maintenance, sufficient carbon dioxide needs to be input into the plant, and fertilizer needs to be applied regularly to supplement the nutrients needed for the growth of the plant.
