Can Begonia be hydroponically cultivated? Hydroponics methods and precautions

Can Begonia be hydroponically cultivated?

Begonia can be grown hydroponically, but it needs to be converted from soil cultivation to hydroponics. It is not possible to directly carry out hydroponics. It is better to grow Begonia hydroponically because there is no need to worry about pests or soil drainage and air permeability problems, which makes the cultivation method simpler, and hydroponics seems to increase the ornamental effect of Begonia.

Methods and key points of hydroponic cultivation of crabapple

1. After the soil in the crabapple pot is loosened, you can take the entire plant out directly, and then gently remove the soil stuck to its roots with your hands. If you find this troublesome, you can also use water directly on the roots of the crabapple until they are clean.

2. After cleaning the crabapple plant, you can cut off its excess and yellow branches and leaves, then slowly add the prepared nutrient solution into the container, and then use a sponge to fix the roots of the crabapple to prevent accidental damage to its root system.

Precautions for growing crabapple in water

1. Mixing nutrient solution: You can choose to buy it directly from a relevant chemical supply store, and then mix it yourself after returning home, or you can also conduct self-mixing research based on local climate characteristics.

2. Dosage of nutrient solution: When hydroponically cultivating crabapple, you can soak its roots in water. If you find water droplets appearing on the tips of its leaves, you need to reduce the dosage of nutrient solution appropriately.

3. Sunlight exposure: During the hydroponic culture of crabapple, especially in summer, you should pay attention to providing shade and avoid direct sunlight.