How to grow hydroponic coriander more vigorously

The method of hydroponic coriander is actually not difficult, but it requires preparation in advance. You can prepare a transparent glass container, and then process the roots of the coriander. Later, you can control the maintenance temperature at 17-20℃ and give it appropriate light.

Key points for hydroponic coriander cultivation

1. Processing coriander

If you want to grow coriander hydroponically, you need to process the coriander first. After washing it, use a sterilized saw to cut an oblique cut on the bottom. This will increase the contact area with water. Then insert it directly into the water bottle. Be careful not to let the leaves touch the water.

2. Lighting control

The coriander plant is not tolerant to strong light. When growing hydroponically, the roots of the plant also need to be exposed to light, so it can be maintained in a glass bottle, and it should be given some gentle light during the period.

3. Temperature adjustment

The temperature requirement for hydroponic coriander is not high, but it does require a certain degree of stability. The ambient temperature should be controlled at around 17-20℃.

Precautions for hydroponic coriander cultivation

1. During the maintenance period of hydroponic coriander, it is necessary to change the water in time. Generally, the water needs to be changed every two days or so to keep the water clean, which is conducive to its growth.

2. Hydroponic coriander will grow well in about two weeks, so be sure to harvest it in time.