The question of whether water lilies need to have their green skin removed mainly depends on the specific context and purpose.
If it refers to the green skin outside the flower buds of water lilies, it is generally recommended to peel off the green skin outside the flower buds during the maintenance of water lilies. Thick or tight green skin may hinder the flowering of water lilies, but peeling it off can better showcase the beauty of water lilies. Removing the green skin also helps water lilies bloom faster, making the flowers more vibrant.
However, if it refers to the green skin of lotus leaves or other parts, it usually does not need to be deliberately removed. The leaves and other green parts of water lilies are important organs for photosynthesis, playing a crucial role in their growth and flowering.
When it comes to whether the green skin of water lilies needs to be removed, it should be specified whether it is the green skin of the flower bud or other parts. For the green skin of flower buds, it is recommended to peel them off to promote flowering; For green parts such as leaves, there is no need to deliberately remove them.
During the maintenance process of water lilies, attention should also be paid to multiple aspects such as water quality, light, temperature, and fertilization to ensure their healthy growth and beautiful flowers.