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• THEY HAVE NO
NATURAL ENEMIES IN
PLACE TO LIMIT
POPULATION GROWTH.
• THEY STEAL RESOURCES
LIKE FOOD AND WATER
FROM NATIVE SPECIES.
• THEY THREATEN THE
HEALTH OF
AGRICULTURE AND
FORESTS AND
INTERNATIONAL TRADE.
Flowers are
pollinated by long
tongued bees and
they can reproduce
both sexually and
clonally. The
invasiveness of the
hyacinth is related
to its ability to
clone itself and
large patches are
PURPLE VIOLET FLOWER likely to all be part
MAKES IT A POPULAR of the same genetic
ORNAMENTAL PLANT
form.
REMOVAL OF WATER HYACINTH FROM RIVERS, LAKES AND PONDS
BIOGAS
BAGS
MATS BASKETS
STEPS TO MAKING WATER HYACINTH PAPER
Harvest hyacinth plants, chop off roots and
leaves.
Cook chopped hyacinth on low flame for
about three hours.
Sieve cooked chopped hyacinth into bowl.
Pour into a blender or mixing machine along
with recycled paper that has been mashed
Fetching cooked Hyacinth weed from the
into pulp and left in a concentrate for a few
pot to begin the papermaking process days. Blend the mixture.
Pour out mixed hyacinth and recycled paper
concentrate into a giant tank of water to
cool.
Remove unwanted coarse material from the
concentrate.
Arrange pulp on screen rectangular wooden
frames and dry for about five to six hours.
Flatten the Hyacinth paper if desired, the
Mashed paper concentrate meets cooked paper is ready to be made into postcards,
chopped Hyacinth in the blending machine paper products.