Growth requires nourishment and water. But can grass grow in water?
The simple answer is yes, grass can grow in water. This process is called hydroponics, which involves growing plants in nutrient-rich water.
Compared to soil growing, hydroponic gardening reduces the risk of root diseases and other plant problems caused by dealing with soil-born fungi and bacteria. Water gardens are also beneficial in helping conserve water since none of it runs off or gets lost due to evaporation.
However, plants still need the proper nutrients to survive and thrive – so the quality of their environment will play a critical role in their growth cycle. Macronutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are essential for healthy growth – but so are micronutrients like magnesium and calcium crucial for successful growth. Plants will also require oxygen dissolved in the water-based system keeping roots moist yet aerated.
Interestingly enough, this same technique has been used to cultivate seaweed commercially as well as certain species of fish that thrive when submerged rather than on land.
Whatever you’re growing whether terrestrial or aquatic life – take care to provide essentials like nutrients, light, and oxygen necessary for any form of vegetation growth!