The tree is floating in row rows in three places of Hatcherjheel Mouchak-Magbazar flyover-adjacent places. The flowers are red, yellow flowers. The plants are planted in plastic pipe frame. 8 to 10 pipe frames are tied together with ropes. Looking from a distance, it would seem like a long floating garden.
While visiting the road every day, visitors were surprised to see it. Some eager people are coming back to see you again.
Hatirjheel project-related officials said that due to the dumping of various waste, the water of Hatirjheel has now become contaminated. While walking from the side, the stomach is found in some places. Although the garbage was removed the smell of water remains. To remove this stench, this floating plant is basically planted. If these benefits are available then later these trees will be spread throughout Hatirjheel.
Rashida Begum came to visit Hatiganj from Mogbazar yesterday. He did not see floating kalavati gacha before. He said, 'Looking at this floating tree here for a month. Looks pretty from the side. Now flowers have become more interesting. There was a lot of rubbish in the place but I came down one day and saw it. It is a floating garden of flowers. '
People coming to Hatirjheel to welcome this floating plant to beautify beauty and smell are welcome.
Jamal Akhter Bhuiyan, director of the capital development authority (RAJUK) of Hatirjheel project, Hatirjheel project, said in the first light, basically, the purpose of removing stomach and smell was to float floating trees in Hatirjheel next to Mouchak-Magbazar flyover in Hatirjheel. This place has a lot of bad taste due to which it has been experimentally planted with banana and grass trees. These are kept in the frame of the pipe as floating water. He said, if the objective of this experimental floating tree is successful, then trees will be planted throughout the Hatirjheel.
Department of Horticulture Department of Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University Nazrul Islam said in the light of the first, he can survive even if floating in the state of Kalabati, the power to save the roots like buds.
But Professor Mohammad Jasim Uddin of the Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, said in the first light, 'Kalawati is not primarily aquatic plant. If there are many aquatic plants in our country, they can get better results if they use them. "He said, kalavati may survive in water but may die if excessive water.
