Exquisite life is a lifestyle pursued by modern people. Exquisiteness is not necessarily expensive, and exquisite life is not necessarily expensive either. Its essence lies in attitude. Perhaps a clean tablecloth, a hand-blown vase, and a hydroponic plant can be considered a refined life.
However, have you really mastered the essentials about hydroponic plants? Today I will give you some hydroponic tips.
Choice of vase
Choose an appropriate vase based on the size, shape, and color of the plants. In real life, there are many containers that can be used to grow hydroponic plants. Even a plastic bottle can be used to DIY a hydroponic container. If you pay a little attention to quality, it is recommended to choose hand-blown glass vases, which are full of texture and beautiful art.
Preparation of vegetation
Many hydroponic plants need to be converted from soil culture to hydroponic culture. At this time, hydroponic preparations need to be made in advance. The general process is to clean the roots (be gentle to avoid damaging the roots) - soak in water (15-20 minutes) - take care of the branches and leaves (remove yellow and diseased leaves)
Attention should be paid to maintenance
Generally, the suitable temperature range for hydroponic plants should be 5°~30°; most hydroponic plants like scattered light; you can use hydroponic nutrient solution appropriately, but be sure to dilute it according to the instructions, otherwise it may cause Counterproductive.
Water changing and cleaning
Water changes need to be carried out regularly according to the characteristics of the plants. The main purpose of water changes is to ensure the oxygen supply in the water. Hydroponic plants will regularly rot part of their roots and grow new roots, so they need to be manually pruned and cleaned regularly. In addition, yellowing and dry branches and leaves must also be taken care of regularly. When pruning rotten roots, you can remove some of the overgrown roots and stimulate the formation of new roots.
The above are some tips for hydroponic plants. I hope it will be helpful to you who like to live a refined life. Plato said that if you have two loaves of bread, you should trade one of the loaves for a daffodil. Should we allocate some energy to take care of our own lives?
