Method for Transferring Hydroponically Rooted Plants to Soil Culture
Answering questions for netizens about the propagation of flowers, the method for transferring hydroponically rooted plants to soil culture is introduced by the editor as follows.
In the methods of propagating flowers and plants, hydroponic rooting is quite popular, especially for plants that are difficult to propagate by cuttings, because it is relatively easy for them to root and mainly it is visible. However, some flower enthusiasts cannot master the method of transferring from water to soil culture well, which leads to failures in this transition.
Actually, transferring hydroponically rooted plants to soil culture is simple. We cannot directly plant them in soil and then water them, because the roots from hydroponic culture are tender and fragile. Therefore, we need to consider the roots. We can gradually add soil to the water and then gradually reduce the water content, and that's it.
Just recently, a flower enthusiast shared her process of transferring her hydroponically rooted jasmine to soil culture. Let's see how she did it.
We can see that the flower enthusiast prepared a new pot, which means she won't need to repot for a short period. To retain water, a non-transparent pot cover was used, and later the water level can be gradually reduced.
Place the rooted branch in the center of the pot, making sure the bottom roots do not touch the bottom of the pot and are suspended in the center.
Then gradually fill the pot with soil. Since there is water in the pot, the soil absorbs moisture, has high water content, and will not damage the roots.
After filling the soil, place the potted plant in a place with diffused light and good ventilation to rest for a few days. Once the seedlings adapt to the environment, they can be maintained normally.
The above is the complete content of the method for transferring hydroponically rooted plants to soil culture (with images). Have the greenery enthusiasts understood it?