Hydatella is a small, aquatic flowering plant notable for its submerged and elusive growth in shallow, temporary freshwater habitats. It features slender, thread-like leaves and produces delicate, inconspicuous flowers. This adaptation allows hydatella to thrive in environments that experience periodic drying, producing seeds capable of withstanding dry periods.
Propagation:
Propagation of hydatella involves seed sowing in moist, well-draining soil under bright, indirect light at 18-22°C (64-72°F). The process is moderately difficult due to seed dormancy. Collect seeds, sow in a soil-less medium, and transplant seedlings when stable, requiring patience and careful attention.
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