Water Hyssop are found in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide, but have a particular abundance in the Americas. Some species are cultivated in aquariums and ponds – they are tolerant of many conditions and are considered easy to grow. However, with a tendency toward weedy growth, they should never be dumped into natural waterways.
Water:
Water Hyssop thrives in consistently moist environments, benefiting from regular watering every week. It exhibits moderate drought tolerance but requires clean, non-chlorinated water to replicate its natural habitat near tropical water bodies, significantly influencing its growth.
Propagation:
Propagation of water Hyssop can be achieved through stem cuttings or seed sowing, requiring warm temperatures, good light, and well-draining soil. Focus on nodes for rooting. Steps include trimming a healthy stem, planting in moist soil or water, and eventually transplanting to a permanent location.
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