How to raise bryophyte aquatic plants at high temperature? What should I pay attention to?

First, high temperature is very fatal to bryophyte aquatic plants, so the best thing we should do is to cool down. Then we can choose cooling according to our own conditions. For example, we can use a fan, that is, a fan dedicated to fish tanks, to blow the water surface, let the temperature drop by a few degrees, and then turn on the air conditioner, which requires our own endurance. Some grass friends can use drinking fountains, which are more professional and require a lot of investment.

Secondly, in addition to cooling measures, we should pay attention to the problem of light when raising moss in high temperature weather, that is, we must reduce the light on the original basis, because in high temperature weather, the growth of moss is basically in a stagnant state, that is, dormant state. If light is still used normally during this period, it will only accelerate the loss of moss nutrients and cause faster death, that is, turning black and yellow until it decays. Reducing light can better protect moss and make it store more nutrients.

Third, for grass lovers who play with carbon dioxide, we should also pay attention to reducing the amount of carbon dioxide added, or stop adding carbon dioxide, so that the bryophyte aquatic plants can really sleep, so as to better survive the high temperature. If the amount of carbon dioxide is not reduced, moss will soon run out of energy and death is inevitable.

Fourthly, for some grass friends who add liquid fertilizer, it is more important to pay attention to reducing the amount of liquid fertilizer or stopping adding it. The principle is the same as above At this high temperature, moss should not be allowed to consume too much energy.

You can appropriately increase the number of water changes, or add some duckweed plants to help reduce light and weight, which is more conducive to controlling the water environment, reducing the chance of algae explosion when bryophytes don't grow, and also allowing bryophytes to complete the utilization of waste with the assistance of other plants.