-50% on a selection of fish food
Semer soi-même ses plantes aquatiques coûte peu et donne de nombreux plants. Les graines de lotus ont une enveloppe très dure : il faut la limer légèrement puis faire tremper la graine dans une eau tiède, qu'elle germe en quelques jours. Le nénuphar bleu, le papyrus, la thalia et la sagittaire se sèment dans une terre détrempée ou sous une fine couche d'eau, au chaud et à la lumière.
Les plants issus de semis fleurissent en général à partir de leur deuxième année. Pour des fleurs dès la première saison, choisissez un rhizome de lotus.
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