Four methods for rooting the rootless Clivia Miniata in water culture
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Four methods for rooting the rootless Clivia Miniata in water culture: soaking, air-drying, soak in medicine, and warming up
Compared with the rooted Clivia Miniata, the rootless Clivia Miniata requires more attention from the cultivator in water culture. For rootless Clivia Miniata, there are four common methods of rooting in water culture, namely the soaking method, air-drying water culture method, soak in medicine water method, and warming promotion method. The most suitable water culture method can be chosen according to specific conditions.
The simplest and most commonly used method for rooting the rootless Clivia Miniata in water culture is the soaking method. The main operation is to place the bulb of Clivia Miniata in a container filled with clean water and soak for 1-2 days. The water used for soaking can be added with white sugar to increase nutrients. In this way, the rootless Clivia Miniata in water culture can survive in half a month to a month.
This method of water culture is to place the bulb of the rootless Clivia Miniata in a cool and well-ventilated environment for 5-8 hours, allowing the cut to dry before water culture. This method of water culture operation can effectively prevent the cut from rotting. The water used for water culture should be mineral water or purified water, and the water should not be changed before rooting.
The difference between the soak in medicine water method and the soaking method is that the quality of water culture is determined by the solution mixed with diluted medicine. Vitamin B12 or rooting powder is commonly used to make the medicine water. Using the medicine water soak and then transferring to the water culture bottle can significantly shorten the rooting time of Clivia Miniata, allowing for faster survival.
For those cultivators with conditions at home, they can use artificial temperature control to perform water culture on rootless Clivia Miniata. Placing a heating rod in the water to warm the culture water by 3-5℃ can stimulate the growth of the bulb. However, this method should not be used frequently, and it is also necessary to consider changes in weather and natural temperature.
The above sharing of the four methods for rooting the rootless Clivia Miniata in water culture and the related explanation of soaking, air-drying, soak in medicine, and warming up, hope to bring a little help to your life!