Choosing the right leaves for treatment of hydroponic roots and maintenance after rooting With the popularity of succulent plants, more and more flower friends are beginning to try hydroponic planting. Hydroponic succulent is not only beautiful, but also easy to maintain, but many people are trying hydroponic if you encounter problems when taking root, let's share some practical tips on hydroponic succulent leaves so that your leaves can easily turn into root treasures. Choosing suitable leaves for hydroponics The first step in taking root is to select suitable leaves. Choosing healthy leaves for hydroponics rooting has the best effect. Healthy leaves should be brightly colored, free from pests and diseases, and free from damage. The following are some suitable leaf types for hydroponics rooting: 1. Jade dew series: such as jade dew, blue stone lotus, etc.
2. Thick meat series: such as Bear Boy, Lotus Seat, etc.
3. Thin meat series: such as purple snow, violet, etc. Leaf treatment Before putting the leaves into water, simple treatment of the leaves is required to improve the success rate of rooting.
1. Cleaning: Rinse the leaves with clean water to remove dust and impurities on the surface.
2. Disinfection: Disinfect the leaves with 75% alcohol to prevent bacterial infection.
3. Cutting: Remove the flesh thorns or old roots at the bottom of the leaves to facilitate rooting. Hydroponics rooting Put the treated leaves into water for hydroponics rooting. The following are the key points of hydroponics rooting: 1. Water quality: Use purified water or distilled water for hydroponics, and avoid using water sources containing impurities.
2. Water level: Put the blade into the water so that the bottom of the blade touches the water surface, but do not let the blade be completely immersed in the water.
3. Environment: Keep the indoor temperature between 20-30℃ and avoid direct sunlight to avoid sunburn on the leaves.
4. Ventilation: Maintain a good ventilated environment, which is conducive to leaf rooting. Maintenance after rooting When the leaves take root, appropriate maintenance is needed to ensure the healthy growth of succulent plants.
1. Transfer to soil: When the root system has grown to a certain length, take out the leaves and place them in the soil for planting.
2. Watering: Keep the soil moist but avoid standing water.
3. Light: Give appropriate amount of scattered light to avoid direct light.
4. Fertilization: During the vigorous growth period, appropriately apply compound fertilizers to supplement nutrients.
Although it is difficult to root for fleshy leaves in hydroponics, as long as you master the right skills, you can easily turn the leaves into roots. I hope the above sharing will help everyone and wish everyone success in breeding!