How to grow and propagate quickly

Moss grass belongs to bryophytes and does not blossom, produce seeds or roots. This plant has a long history of evolution and appeared in the Silurian as early as 440 million years ago. Nowadays, many people also raise Moss grass as a kind of potted plant at home, so how can Moss grass breed quickly?

First, how to propagate Moss grass quickly

If you want Moss grass to propagate rapidly, the most important thing is to provide environmental conditions for its reproduction. Although Moss grass is negative, it is best to maintain strong light, adequate carbon dioxide, frequent change of water and regular addition of liquid fertilizer, as well as proper pruning, which is also beneficial to the growth of Moss grass.

The specific maintenance methods are as follows:

1. Mos grass likes a darker environment, which can be illuminated for 2 hours a day, and the light for a long time will make the grass black.

two。 There should be enough carbon dioxide in the culture tank to promote the photosynthesis of Moss grass.

3. If the aquaculture is aquatic moss grass, the water should be changed frequently, preferably once every three days, replacing half of the water at a time.

3. Proper pruning is carried out to maintain the growth rate of Moss grass, which is also beneficial to the rapid growth of Moss grass.

4. Aquatic Moss grass culture should try to keep the water temperature constant, suddenly cold will suddenly slow down the growth of Moss grass.

Second, the propagation mode of Moss grass.

There are about 12000 species of Mos grass around the world, including terrestrial, semi-aquatic and aquatic. Aquatic and semi-aquatic Moss grass is one of the necessary aquatic plants in the mermaid tank. Moss grass is not strict to the environment, can grow as usual without light and carbon dioxide, and has strong adaptability.

Moss is essentially a terrestrial plant that relies on water membranes to transport male cells (swimming sperm) to female cells, both of which are produced in gametophytes. When the environment is suitable, the next generation of sporophyte or spore-bearing tissue begins to grow. A sporophyte is a capsule that grows at the end of a stem-like tissue called bristles and does not contain chlorophyll but is parasitic on the maternal gametophyte. Sporophytes release spores when they die, and if spores germinate, they can produce a new generation of gametophytes.

The above is some related knowledge about Moss grass. Are you interested in this plant? You can also buy some to breed yourself.