What are the plants that can be grown without soil
The internet tells everyone about the plants that can be grown without soil and the related knowledge of recommended plants for soil-less cultivation. Next, the editor will introduce some knowledge to the netizens.
Many people want to grow flowers because they are beautiful, but due to work reasons, they cannot water them frequently at home and cannot ensure their good growth, because plants require a large amount of water, and problems will arise if there is a lack of water at home. Are there some plants that do not need to be planted in soil and do not need to be watered frequently to survive? Today, I will introduce five types of plants that are very easy to grow, can live without "soil cultivation," save soil and pots, and will not stain the floor. Now most people live in apartments, and the money spent on buying soil can buy plants. Therefore, if you simply want to grow some easy-care plants, I recommend these five.
1. Air Plant
Air Plant is a type of plant introduced from abroad. It has many varieties, and each one is very beautiful. It is called Air Plant because it does not require soil to grow, making it easy to manage, clean, and beautiful, and it also saves space and has a certain air-purifying effect. We can hang it in the air, place it on stones, or put it in small pots. Some flower friends raise it in bowls, and it grows very well.
Since it only needs to be placed in the air, it can grow and bloom normally by regularly spraying it with a fine mist every one or two days to increase the humidity a bit. It is also very suitable for beginners. If you like it, you can choose a variety you like and grow it. Be sure not to expose it to direct sunlight.
2. Dendrobium
Dendrobium is a variety of orchid and belongs to the epiphytic orchid category. The iron皮 dendrobium we often eat is also a type of Dendrobium. It blooms beautifully and is easy to grow. We don't need to plant it in soil because it tends to rot when planted in soil and does not grow well. We just need to find a piece of wood or a bare tree trunk, tie its roots to the outside of the bark, and then wrap it with a layer of moss.
Or wrap it with some broken non-woven fabric and place it in a low-light environment outside. When the non-woven fabric or moss dries, spray some water on it, and it can grow and bloom normally. You can also nail it to the wall to hang it, and it blooms beautifully. Beginners can also raise it well in a low-light environment at home. If you like it, you can try it.
3. Sweet Potato
Everyone is familiar with sweet potatoes, which are edible. They are usually planted in the ground, but sweet potatoes can also be grown hydroponically. Find a large, fresh sweet potato, soak its bottom in water, and choose a container without a bottom hole, such as a bowl or cup we use for eating at home. Put it in, add water, and drop a few drops of nutrient solution, and it can grow roots quickly.
While growing roots, it can also grow leaves quickly, which can reach several meters long and hang on the wall or droop down from home appliances, looking very beautiful. Moreover, during its growth, the branches can be cut and used as vegetables, which are also very nutritious, creative, and fun. If well cared for, it can even bloom, with beautiful purple trumpet flowers.