Which indoor aquatic plants are easy to care for
Let's talk about which indoor aquatic plants are easy to care for and share some experiences in maintaining five types of hydroponic plants that are suitable for home care. I will then take you all through an understanding of this.
Recently, I've become quite interested in hydroponic plants. The main reason is because my 2-year-old niece came to visit and accidentally trashed a lot of potted plants at home, spreading wet mud all over the house and twisting a lot of small leaves. It felt like I wanted to cry, but it's just a small thing. However, if you prefer simple, effortless, clean, and beautiful small plants, you can try hydroponics, which only requires some water and nutrient solution, very simple. For example, the following five types are very suitable.
Epipremnum aureum
Among hydroponic plants, Epipremnum aureum is the most common. It doesn't turn yellow all year round and has high ornamental value. Moreover, this plant likes to grow vines, sometimes up to several meters long. The vines of Epipremnum aureum will produce many aerial roots. Just cut these vines with aerial roots into sections and place them in bottles with clean water, changing the water every three days or so. Then, place them in a warm and well-ventilated environment, and occasionally add some nutrient solution to grow very well.
Spathiphyllum
Spathiphyllum, also known as Peace Lily, is a flower with a very good meaning, being a perennial evergreen herbaceous ornamental leaf plant. The hydroponic Spathiphyllum can be admired for its leaves, flowers, and roots, which is clean and simple. However, before hydroponics, the rotten roots should be treated first, then消毒 the roots with potassium permanganate, and finally placed shallowly in clean water. The later maintenance is extremely simple. Placed in a warm, humid, and semi-shady environment, it will root and grow very well.
Moneywort
Wild moneywort naturally grows in rivers, lakes, and ditches, so it's even simpler to cultivate hydroponically. First, select some healthy moneywort, wash the roots clean, and then place them in a hydroponic bottle. It's necessary to change the water every 2-3 days to keep the water clean and hygienic, which prevents the growth of germs. Although moneywort has many roots, they are relatively shallow. You can use some beautiful pebbles to press down the roots to prevent them from tipping over.
Fortune Bamboo
Which indoor aquatic plants are easy to care for
Fortune Bamboo is mainly characterized by its straight stems, looking very upright and impressive. Therefore, this type of plant is often seen in offices or studies. When hydroponic, depending on the number of Fortune Bamboo, choose a suitable container, then cut off the lower leaves and斜切 the roots obliquely, and finally place them in a container with clean water. Change the water every three days or so, and once rooted, there's no need to change it frequently. When the water is low, just add some.
Sweet potato is not inferior to other green plants when hydroponically cultivated, with a strong ornamental value and simple maintenance. Now it's spring, the best season for hydroponic sweet potato to root and grow leaves. When selecting sweet potatoes at the beginning, choose those that are healthy and free from mold, as it's difficult for them to germinate otherwise. After washing the sweet potatoes, you can place them vertically in a suitable glass bottle and hold them in place, with the water just touching the top of the sweet potatoes. Adding a couple of drops of nutrient solution to the water will help them grow better.
The aforementioned introduction to which indoor aquatic plants are easy to care for and a list of five types of hydroponic plants suitable for home care are provided for everyone to learn and understand!