Aquatic Plant

Navigation bar HomeTeloresisUnique aquatic plant teloresis In England, they try to save this unique plant from extinction and is called "water pineapple". In Russia, it is also very popular, and its botanical designation sounds like an ordinary teloresis (alosed telores) of the water-rass family. All names clearly explain where the plant lives and what its characteristic features are. Telores received its botanical designation due to the needle-like structure of the leaves. Indeed, young shoots of flowers can leave cuts and scars on the human body when touched, similar to rose thorns. But this does not scare true connoisseurs of natural landscapes, who are ready to do everything so that this graceful flower flaunts in their reservoirs, in their personal plots. Telorez, which has an interesting designation, is a herbaceous, aquatic plant. The vast area of ​​growth of this species is considered to be Western Europe with a temperate climate, Western Siberia and the North Caucasus. Also, a telescope with exclusively female flowers has been seen in Canada and North Asia. The ha Aquatic Plant bitat of the telores is reservoirs with a muddy bottom, up to 2 meters deep, which are filled with clean and transparent water. The conditions for effective growth and reproduction do not depend on whether the reservoir is in the shade or illuminated by the sun. Outwardly, the plant is easy to recognize among the rest. Telores is a waterfowl with narrow, dark green leaves, the length of which can reach from 15 cm to 50 cm. The leaf width does not exceed 4 cm, and their serrated structure makes it possible to compare the plant with a useful aloe flower. However, unlike the beneficial aloe, telores can bloom during the summer. The flowering period of telores is a warm period, when it is really warm and the sun is shining, from July to August. White flowers with three outer and three inner leaves 3-4 cm in diameter and with yellow stamens delight the eye of any observant person. Male flowers look especially beautiful, as they form many inflorescences. At the same time, both male and female flowers, characterized by single or paired flowering, can easily coexist in the same pond. Telorez is a plant that easily adapts to any weather conditions. In summer, during flowering, it forms fruits, or buds, and also accumulates starch. These processes make the plant much heavier. As a result, feeling the "breath of winter", the telorez sinks to the bottom of the pond in order to "survive" or winter out. According to the observations of botanists, it can rise and fall several times. The forced rise of a plant to the surface of the water is due to the fact that leaves and stems that have been in the depths of water are oversaturated with carbon dioxide. So, telorez is a plant that from time to time sinks to the bottom of the reservoir. Therefore, for its reproduction, planting in the ground, carried out in containers, is not required. It does not need to be cut or removed from the bottom of the reservoir. The plant will do all the necessary work on its own. An exception to the general rules is the situation when the water from the pond is drained for the winter, or when the bottom of the reservoir freezes over. In these cases, the "winter buds" of the plant should be taken out of the water. After that, they are carefully placed in a jar of water, which is placed on the window until spring. Telescopic cutter is difficult to dilute. Its leaves become brittle over time, and it is difficult to transport. Another danger to its reproduction and growth is the large pond snail. They eat this flower with pleasure and do not disdain even old shoots. If all sources of danger are eliminated, then the plant grows well and blooms profusely. If you create favorable conditions, then it can multiply so quickly that this process suppresses other plant species growing in the reservoir. There is evidence that telorez is an ancient plant. This is confirmed by fossilized buds found in places of dried up water bodies. Thus, the plant has always served the benefit of humanity: Video about aquatic plants for a pond on your site: https://jiji.co.tz/nyamagana/fish/aquatic-plant-rgYCygeR30SJ3HmmiysrRl6u.html