Pteris vittata can be directly thrown into the water. Pteris vittata has strong adaptability and rapid growth. It can be thrown into water or planted on clean and moist peat and grow well. Because of its tenacious vitality, it can also grow and reproduce well in the natural environment. It usually grows densely in rivers. It is a monocotyledonous plant and belongs to aquatic plants. The color of leaves and stems is dark green to brown, but the specific color also depends on the intensity of sunlight. These flowers are white and bisexual. These flowers are very small and will bear fruit after pollination. Seeds can be used for propagation or direct cutting propagation. Appropriate conservation environment, such as sunshine, should be provided when breeding, and the conservation site should have good illumination and the conservation environment should be warm enough. It is necessary to ensure that there is enough good light and nutrition to maintain its growth, otherwise it will be difficult for it to survive normally. Pteris vittata has strong adaptability and fast growth. It can be thrown into water or placed on clean and moist peat, which can grow well whether swimming or planting.