Hydroponic succulent cultivation is an interesting and relatively easy to manage planting method, suitable for those who want to plant succulent plants at home or in the office but do not have gardens or soil. The following are the methods and precautions for hydroponic succulents:
Method:
Choose a container: Choose a transparent glass or plastic container to ensure that there are sufficient holes at the bottom of the container for water discharge.
Prepare hydroponic substrate: The hydroponic substrate can use hydroponic mud, perlite, or vermiculite to ensure that the substrate is clean and free of impurities.
Choose suitable succulent plants: choose succulent plants suitable for hydroponics, such as chlorophytum comosum, succulent plants, etc.
Planting succulent plants: Remove the succulent plants from their original soil, gently clean the roots, and then insert them into the hydroponic substrate. After pruning, first lure the roots, without touching the water. Equally grow the root system, then soak it in water
Just feel like the roots are dry
Add water: Use purified or distilled water to keep the water level in the container around the roots, and do not completely submerge the plants.
Light and temperature: Place hydroponic succulent plants in a bright but away from direct sunlight, with a suitable indoor temperature.
Regularly replace water: Replace water at regular intervals to avoid water pollution.
Fertilization: You can add an appropriate amount of succulent plant specific liquid fertilizer to the water, but do not overdo it.
- Notes:
- Avoid standing water: Avoid water accumulation in containers to prevent the roots of succulent plants from rotting.
- Light regulation: Hydroponic succulent plants require an appropriate amount of light, but to avoid prolonged exposure to strong sunlight, the position can be adjusted appropriately.
- Prevent heat damage: During high temperatures in summer, special attention should be paid to the temperature of hydroponic succulent plants to avoid overheating.
Pay attention to observation: Regularly check the growth status of succulent plants, and promptly detect and deal with pests and diseases.
Choose suitable succulent plants: Not all succulent plants are suitable for hydroponics, choose varieties that are suitable for hydroponic environments.
Hydroponic succulent plants are a unique planting method that can help you successfully grow healthy hydroponic succulent plants through the above methods and precautions