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Egeria Densa

By the way, humans must not sprinkle salt on the fields. One of the ultimate problems of serious powerful civilizations is the soil contamination. I think, if edible plants are continuously cultivated in coastal salt-damaged or extremely cold areas, someday it might be possible to grow grains and vegetables even there. At first, it is removed by incineration and later diluted by humus. By the way, this is a new problem that has arisen recently. If it is too cold, algae eat the weakened aquatic plants. The containers turn into rotting pools, and aquatic creatures can no longer live there.

2026.3.1

Water Hyacinth

This year, the water in the containers froze many times. And the water hyacinths are about to wither. Freezing is the harshest condition for plants. When water freezes, it expands and breaks the cell walls. Since water hyacinths are floating aquatic plants, in places where the surface water freezes, their roots are destroyed, making it almost impossible for them to survive the winter. Therefore, I think that developing salt-tolerant plants is a shortcut to developing cold-tolerant plants.

2026.2.25

Lettuce

There is a proverb that says, 'A fool repeats one thing.' Recently, I have begun to think that this might be a reverse phenomenon of a serious powerful civilization. If one survives by continuing to do just one thing, that is ideal. Lettuce is really tough. Of course, I haven’t forgotten the coffee grounds cover to prevent algae.

2026.2.20

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