Water lily

Nuphar subintegerrimum

Nuphar subintegerrimum is an aquatic plant characterized by its growth in wetlands, ponds, and riverbanks. This plant primarily thrives by rooting in shallow water, producing floating leaves and flowers.

Growth Characteristics
- Environment: It thrives in sunny locations and possesses excellent aquatic survival capabilities.
- Leaves: Broad, heart-shaped leaves float above the water.
- Flowers: Small yellow flowers bloom during the summer and have the characteristic of floating on the water surface.

Propagation MethodsNuphar subintegerrimum is primarily propagated via rhizomes. While it can also be propagated by seeds, propagation via rhizomes is more common.

Cultivation Methods - Planting: Plant in a pond or artificial wetland. Ensure the roots remain submerged in the water.
 - Maintenance: It is important to provide water frequently and remove weeds. The water must always be kept clean. 3. Fertilizer: Using fertilizer designed for aquatic plants helps with growth.

Uses in the GardenThe Korean water lily (Nymphaea tetragona) can be planted in garden ponds or aquatic plant corners to serve as a decorative element. The yellow flowers can act as a visual focal point and blend harmoniously with other aquatic plants.

Important Pests and Control Methods
- Diseases: Fungal diseases may occur on the leaves. In such cases, cut off the affected parts and apply an antifungal agent.
- Pests: While rare, insects may gnaw on the leaves. To prevent this, inspect the leaves periodically and use insecticides if necessary.
- Maintenance: Regularly changing the water and monitoring the plant's condition contributes to healthy growth.

Based on these characteristics, you can successfully cultivate the Korean water lily Nymphaea tetragona and create a wonderful aquatic environment in your garden.

Plant Family	Training and
Height	10~40cm
Colors	yellow
Bloom Period	August to September
Water Needs	well
Exposure	Sunny
Freezing Resistance	-10°C

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