Characteristics of lotus

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1. Appearance characteristics

2. Habits and characteristics

3. Breeding characteristics

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Appearance features: The roots of the lotus grow horizontally and take root in the mud. Its leaves are round, with a diameter between 25-90cm, and can float on the water. Habits and characteristics: It takes root and sprouts in spring, blooms from June to September, and bears fruit from August to October. Breeding characteristics: During maintenance, it should be placed in a warm and well-lit environment, otherwise it will be difficult to bloom.

1. Appearance characteristics

1. Appearance characteristics

Lotus is an aquatic flower. Its roots grow horizontally and can take root in the bottom mud of rivers and ponds. Its stem is relatively long and thick, and can grow above the water surface. The leaves are round, green, with a diameter between 25-90cm, and can float on the water. Its flowers bloom above the water, are between 10-20cm in diameter, come in various colors such as pink and white, and are very beautiful.

2. Habits and characteristics

It It usually takes root and sprouts in spring, and then gradually grows. It begins to bloom from June to September. Its flowers begin to bloom in the morning, but will automatically close at night and will not bloom again until the next day. It usually begins to bear fruit in August and matures in September to October.

3. Breeding characteristics

Raising When growing lotus, you need to place it in a relatively warm location and provide sufficient sunlight. Because it likes warmth and light, if the temperature does not reach 20°C and the lighting time does not reach 4 hours, it will basically not be able to bloom. During maintenance, some bottom mud should be put into the water to allow it to take root and provide some nutrients.

2. Habits and characteristics

3. Breeding characteristics

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