can i plant aquatic plants in garden soil?
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Question by nic: can i plant aquatic plants in garden soil?
can i plant aquatic plants in garden soil IF i am not planning to put any fish in that pond i just want my cobomba, java fern etc. to grow fast i give it natural sunlight and rain. what sub straits should i add? is regular garden soil ok?
can i mix it with soil and use?
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2 Responses to can i plant aquatic plants in garden soil?
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No it’s not….The reason is because regular soil holds too much of the water and will rot the roots of your plants. Strange but true!
HoneyBush
October 16, 2011 at 3:36 am
Buy a bag of aquatic soil and plant in baskets. Java fern doesn’t grow in the substrate anyway
As previously mentioned the problem is the roots become anaerobic and rot – and stink!
Iain L
October 16, 2011 at 3:42 am