Few-flowered water celery is a floriferous aquatic plant featuring lush, pinnate leaves and striking white flowers with greenish-yellow centers. Thriving in wetlands, its submerged portions exhibit feathery underwater foliage, adapting to fluid environments. This perennial herb is distinctive for its preference for marshy habitats and its ability to spread rapidly, often forming dense stands in its native ecosystems.
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Herb
Plant Type
17 cm to 60 cm
Plant Height
White
Flower Color
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Distribution of Few-flowered water celery
Distribution Map
Few-flowered water celery is indigenous to tropical and subtropical regions across southern Asia. The plant has propagated from its original range to thrive in various habitats across adjacent major regions. Its ability to adapt to diverse environmental conditions has facilitated its naturalization beyond its native territories.
Native
Cultivated
Invasive
Introduced
No species reported
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Habitat
Wastelands, deciduous forests
Care Guide for Few-flowered water celery
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Water:
Few-flowered water celery thrives in high humidity and prefers wet environments, requiring weekly watering for health. It adapts well to partially or fully submerged conditions, making it ideal for water gardens or containers near ponds.
Fertilize:
For few-flowered water celery, use balanced fertilizers bi-weekly during the growing season, following package instructions. Reduce quantities in dormancy and apply half-strength for young or stressed plants. A slow-release formula ensures steady nutrients. Always monitor for signs of nutrient deficiency or excess and adjust accordingly.
Pruning:
Few-flowered water celery is an aquatic perennial with small flowers and celery-like foliage. Prune in early spring to promote growth, remove dead stems, and thin overcrowded areas for better water and light access. Regular pruning prevents invasiveness and enhances flowering while using clean tools reduces disease risk.
Propagation:
Few-flowered water celery is propagated by sowing in moist, well-drained soil that resembles its wetland habitat. Evenly disperse seeds in a container, covering them lightly. Once seedlings are strong, transplant them to provide ample space for growth.
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