How do Moss aquatic plants reproduce?

Moss aquatic plant is one of the aquatic plants, which is often used to decorate fish tanks, so how do Moss aquatic plants reproduce?

First, the basic introduction of Moss aquatic plants

Moss aquatic plant is a plant of the family Careaceae and the genus Cymbiaceae. Its fossils can be traced back to the Silurian period 440 million years ago. Moss aquatic plants have both terrestrial and semi-aquatic species. In the early stage of their growth, they are like hair attached to the bottom of the pool and are dark green. When the moss is old, it will become cotton floss, float on the water and feel slippery.

Moss is a negative grass, but it is not surprising that it does not need light, and there must be light indoors in order for Moss water plants to grow well.

Second, how do Moss aquatic plants reproduce?

Moss aquatic plants reproduce through spores, which are bryophytes that can be broken up and scattered where they need to reproduce, or tied to wood, and given proper water temperature and light, Moss aquatic plants will grow on their own.

What kinds of aquatic plants are there?

1. Eulaliopsis lanceolata

It is a kind of leaf-shaped and belt-like, but rotational upward growth, from the top of the base, very neatly like waves standing upright in the water.

2. Argentine crown grass

It is a kind of aquatic plant with oval leaves, 15-25 cm long and 10-15 cm wide, which can produce flowers of 4 cm. It is native to Brazil, Guyana and Argentina.

3. Tiger ear

Native to North America, also known as watermelon seeds. The leaf is oval, and the leaf is 30 mm long. when irradiated by strong light, the leaf on the top of the stem changes from red to brown. Prefer stronger light and lower water temperature. The suitable water temperature of the aquarium is 16-24 ℃.