Planetagarden
Plants that can grow above and below the water only can do so because they have two different growth forms, one for land, one for water. I'd remove the one underwater if I were you. Just have both with only their roots in a planter in the water if anything.
- Do Dandelions like water?
- What conditions do dandelions grow in?
- Can you grow dandelions inside?
- How long does it take to grow a dandelion?
Do Dandelions like water?
Having a well-watered lawn has two benefits when it comes to dandelions: The moist soil makes it much easier to dig up the roots and pull them out. ... The water is needed to keep your grass healthy, choking out dandelions and other pesky weeds.
What conditions do dandelions grow in?
Dandelions are perennial, herbaceous plants that grow best in moist, sunny areas found in all parts of the northern temperate zone. The plant grows year round but goes dormant in areas that experience a cold winter. The dandelion taproot, thick, sturdy and dark brown, can penetrate the soil up to 10 to 15 feet.
Can you grow dandelions inside?
As a salad green, dandelions can be grown indoors in containers year round for a continuous harvest. ... They are a non-native, invasive weed, spreading aggressively through abundant self-seeding, but, by containing their seeds, you can keep dandelions from getting away.
How long does it take to grow a dandelion?
Seeds take 14-21 days to germinate. The flowering process begins 56 to 105 from sowing, and continues for the life of the plant. Sow short rows every two weeks for a constant supply. Be careful not to plant more than you can use, as the flowers need to be controlled.
