How to grow water lilies

Water lily is an aquatic plant with leaves that float on the water surface. Water lily leaves are round, deeply lobed at the base, single leaf blade, alternate growth, wavy leaf edges. Young leaves are brownish red and then gradually turn bright green, the underside of the leaf is darker. The water lily has a dark pink-green color floating on the water's surface because of its reddish-brown stem. The boat-shaped water lily petals are arranged evenly from the center outward in layers, creating a deep, dome-shaped flower. It will be wonderful every morning to wake up and see the water lilies peeking out from behind the smooth round green leaves with dew drops glittering on the leaves and inhale the faint fragrance of the flowers. Water lily is a beautiful and easy-to-grow ornamental plant, suitable for many spaces. To successfully grow water lilies in pots, you need to pay attention to factors such as choosing a plant variety, choosing a pot, taking care of the soil, watering and fertilizing properly. In addition, you also need to prevent diseases and pests that can affect the health and beauty of the tree. Hopefully with the information shared in this article, you will have more knowledge and experience to effectively grow water lilies in pots and enjoy the beautiful flowers of this plant.