I like the article Nymphaea isn't an evergreen; during the spring, summer, autumn, winter it assumes a yellow colouring; the adult species are medium in size and reach 30 cm in height. The development of the the Nymphaea is The Nymphaea should be grown in water gardens. Fertilization Nymphaea
Fertilization for aquatic plants usually is mixed to the soil in which they are planted; this is why mature manure, or granular fertilizer, can be used. On the market there are specific fertilizers for sheets of water to be mixed to the water or in pills to be inserted in the soil. Exposure Nymphaea
The Nymphaea plant can be grown in the garden throughout the whole year. It doesn't fear cold weather and it bears very harsh minimum temperatures. For a balanced development, it is best to position the the Nymphaea in a place where it is exposed to at least a few hours of direct sunlight.During the winter they can be set in a water garden, or it is possible to place our plants in large containers, locating them in a fresh and bright place. Watering Nymphaea
To develop better these plants need regular watering , keeping the soil moist; let’s water often, every 0-1 weeks using 1-2 buckets of water . Water plants can also bear stagnant water, remaining with the roots completely immersed; they survive even in very humid locations, near small lakes or small ponds. Treatments Nymphaea
The spring weather, with a high temperature swing between the day and night hours, and pretty frequent rains, can favour the development of fungus diseases, which should be treated pre-emptively with a systemic fungicide, to use before the gems grow excessively; at the end of the winter we also suggest a wide range insecticide to prevent the attack of aphids and cochineals. We should always remember to do these treatments when there aren't flowerings in the garden. Soil Nymphaea
Aquatic plants should be located near aquatic gardens, in a soil which stays humid for long.
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Notes Nymphaea
Seeing the quite contained development it’s possible to grow these plants in a container. The indications given in this article are related to a medium size plant.
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