I see you like water flowers.
How many varieties do you have?
I like them too, I have seen some very beautiful ones.
There is one that is white and big with many petals, I think it is a lily too.
I don't know the names, but I have seen them in the wild in the streams around here.
Incredible friend how much variety you have.
The Water Hyacinth I have never seen in person, but from photos they look beautiful.
They are useful for water purification and absorb heavy metals.
They also have other uses.
One question, do they have fragrance?
That's a baby.
It's still small, it looks like it bloomed recently.
It is beautiful, I like them but here with the plague of mosquitoes that there is now you can not have ponds with water, if so and I have a swarm giving me around.
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A lotus flower :-)
Actually those are lilies. Here are lotuses.
I see you like water flowers. How many varieties do you have? I like them too, I have seen some very beautiful ones. There is one that is white and big with many petals, I think it is a lily too. I don't know the names, but I have seen them in the wild in the streams around here.
Right now I have 11 different lilies and the lotus. Plus a bunch of water hyacinth.
Incredible friend how much variety you have. The Water Hyacinth I have never seen in person, but from photos they look beautiful. They are useful for water purification and absorb heavy metals. They also have other uses. One question, do they have fragrance?
No fragrance but they do help keep the water clean.
That's a baby. It's still small, it looks like it bloomed recently. It is beautiful, I like them but here with the plague of mosquitoes that there is now you can not have ponds with water, if so and I have a swarm giving me around.