Lysimachia christinae and its efficacy

The picture of the road yellow, as shown below:

The reconciliation effect of Lysimachia christinae can be inquired through Baidu Encyclopedia.

Eupatorium odoratum is a perennial plant of Eupatorium of Scrophulariaceae, which is submerged as a whole and its flower branches are quite watery. Plant height 10-45cm. Plants are thin and soft, and tend to have adventitious roots and reddish stems. Single impeller, 3-4 blades per wheel; Submerged leaves are slightly larger, soft, oval, 0.5- 1 cm long and 0.5 cm wide, with blunt apex, slightly sharp, entire, light green and bright green pulse. capsule

Under cultivation conditions, flowers usually do not bloom. Native to Cuba and the southeastern United States. Ornamental flowers, birds, fish and insects are traded in markets all over the world and spread in aquariums. Aquaculture is found in aquariums all over China.

Lysimachia christinae likes sunny environment. It likes warmth and is afraid of cold. It grows well in the temperature range of 22-30℃, and the overwintering temperature is not lower than 65438 02℃. This plant is suitable for indoor water greening, is a good material for decorating aquarium, and is also often used as foreground grass.

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When the aquarium is decorated indoors, sand with a diameter of 1-2 mm should be selected as the culture substrate. If coarse gravel is used, plants will not grow well. Before operation, daily management should be strengthened to ensure the better growth of new plants. If you need to grow LYSIMACHIA independently, the containers used are generally medium-sized aquariums, which should be placed in a place to ensure that the plants can receive the required light.

First, the culture substrate is spread on the bottom of the aquarium with a thickness of 4-5 cm. You can fill the half-cylinder with water first, and then plant it. After the operation is completed, water can be injected into the cultivation container to the required height. It is best to plant 30-40 plants of Lysimachia christinae in pieces, so that the ornamental effect will be better.