How to grow the hydroponic fortune tree to make it more vigorous

The money tree is relatively easy to keep and has beautiful meanings, so it is deeply loved by people. During the hydroponic period, it is necessary to provide suitable light and temperature, avoid sunburn and frost damage, manage water, and apply fertilizer in time to ensure that the leaves are green.

Key points for hydroponic wealth tree cultivation

1. Temperature

After the money tree is hydroponically cultivated, the environment needs to be kept warm. Usually the temperature is maintained between 16℃-26℃. This temperature can meet the growth conditions of the money tree. When the temperature is lower than 8℃, the money tree will stop growing.

2. Lighting

On weekdays, you can place the hydroponic money tree in an area with bright diffuse light so that it can fully carry out photosynthesis and grow healthily. Be careful not to expose the money tree to direct sunlight, otherwise the leaves may turn yellow and wilt.

3. Moisture

When we add water to the hydroponic money tree, we usually maintain the water level at one-third of the container. When it has not yet taken root, the water should be changed three times. After it has taken root, the water can be changed every 10 days. If the environment is relatively dry, you can also spray water on the leaves or the surrounding environment regularly.

4. Topdressing

Regular top dressing can make the money tree grow better. Since it can absorb less nutrients, you can maintain the required nutrients by adding nutrient solution. Absorb 3-5 drops of nutrient solution, dilute it and add it into the water. Be careful not to add too much, as it may burn the roots.

Precautions for hydroponic cultivation of fortune tree

During the maintenance of the hydroponic money tree, the water of the plant needs to be changed every 2-3 days to ensure that the water quality is clean and clear. If there is rot in the roots, it must be cut off in time to avoid serious root rot, which will cause the leaves to turn yellow and wilt, thereby reducing the ornamental value.