bottom cover

Infisherman1 · 03-16-05, 08:52 PM

Waht cover do various water-plants cling to? Â*Like do lilies typically grow on hard or soft bootoms, and so on and so forth. Â*Anything you know would help.

Rich · 03-16-05, 09:01 PM

That's a darn good question, Hula-never really thought about it before. Research time!

macgyver · 03-16-05, 10:43 PM

[quote author=HulaPopr link=board=news;num=1111017141;start=0#0 date=03/16/05 at 18:52:21] hard or soft bootoms, and so on and so forth. [/quote]

Well I have a picture in my mind of what a bootom is, but this site has a lot of kids on it :-X and so on and so forth

Seriously though Senkosam, posted on another thread about where lilly pads grow, it was a post on Lilly Pads as I recall. ???

Lizards

Rob Mak · 03-16-05, 10:54 PM

pooper
lilly pads have and exposed root system the root kinda runs along the bottom with small "veins" of little roots shot off and burrow in to the mud bottom. please note lilly pads die each year even in a clean bottom lake. the pads them selves make like tree leaves in the woods they turn into a goopy mess and lie on the floor of the lake.kinda like mulch..

zooker

Infisherman1 · 03-16-05, 11:17 PM

Well I was kinda talking about different secies and just using lilies as an example. I was wonderring if anyone knew where hydrilla, milfoil, kissimme grass, etc grows.

fredhatch · 03-17-05, 02:07 AM

hydrilla's are floating aquatic plants, unfortunately they spread uncontrollably. Have a friend that does pond maintenance and he said you can through 1 hydrilla in a pond and within a year they will cover it. Sawgrass can grow from most surfaces, IE: look at most Fl lakes- sand or muck. 8)

03-16-05, 08:52 PM	#1
Infisherman1 BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Posts: 0	bottom cover Waht cover do various water-plants cling to? ÂLike do lilies typically grow on hard or soft bootoms, and so on and so forth. ÂAnything you know would help.

03-16-05, 09:01 PM	#2
Rich BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Posts: 0	Re: bottom cover That's a darn good question, Hula-never really thought about it before. Research time!

03-16-05, 10:43 PM	#3
macgyver BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Posts: 0	Re: bottom cover [quote author=HulaPopr link=board=news;num=1111017141;start=0#0 date=03/16/05 at 18:52:21] hard or soft bootoms, and so on and so forth. [/quote] Well I have a picture in my mind of what a bootom is, but this site has a lot of kids on it :-X and so on and so forth Seriously though Senkosam, posted on another thread about where lilly pads grow, it was a post on Lilly Pads as I recall. ??? Lizards

03-16-05, 10:54 PM	#4
Rob Mak BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Rochester, New York Posts: 19	Re: bottom cover pooper lilly pads have and exposed root system the root kinda runs along the bottom with small "veins" of little roots shot off and burrow in to the mud bottom. please note lilly pads die each year even in a clean bottom lake. the pads them selves make like tree leaves in the woods they turn into a goopy mess and lie on the floor of the lake.kinda like mulch.. zooker __________________ there ain't no such thing as a bad day of fishin SUPPORT OUR TROOPS US ARMY Rochester, New York

03-16-05, 11:17 PM	#5
Infisherman1 BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Posts: 0	Re: bottom cover Well I was kinda talking about different secies and just using lilies as an example. I was wonderring if anyone knew where hydrilla, milfoil, kissimme grass, etc grows.

03-17-05, 02:07 AM	#6
fredhatch BassFishin.Com Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Posts: 0	Re: bottom cover hydrilla's are floating aquatic plants, unfortunately they spread uncontrollably. Have a friend that does pond maintenance and he said you can through 1 hydrilla in a pond and within a year they will cover it. Sawgrass can grow from most surfaces, IE: look at most Fl lakes- sand or muck. 8)

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