Is it better to grow mung beans in water or soil?

Is it better to grow mung beans in water or soil?

It is recommended to grow mung beans hydroponically, because soil cultivation has high requirements for the soil, is easy to pollute the environment and is more prone to insects, and regular watering and fertilizing will also be troublesome, so hydroponics will be more friendly to novices.

Methods and precautions for hydroponic mung beans

1. Seed treatment:

To grow mung beans hydroponically, first soak the mung beans in water. The water should cover the beans. Change the water every other day. After a few days, you can clearly see the mung beans starting to sprout. Then put the sprouted beans on a soaked cotton cloth and spray water on the mung beans regularly.

2. Plant maintenance:

When the hydroponic mung bean sprouts grow a little bigger, they should be placed in a glass bottle with water and cultured. Place them in a place with good air circulation and sufficient sunlight. Remember not to expose them to the sun for a long time.

Soil culture mung bean method and precautions

1. Choose soil: In addition to choosing healthy mung beans as seeds, you must also soak them in water before use. It is also important to choose suitable soil. The soil should be fertile and the surrounding environment should be breathable.

2. Planting: Sprinkle the soaked mung bean seeds evenly on the prepared soil. After planting, water them thoroughly and keep the temperature at around 20 degrees. This will help the mung beans germinate faster and grow healthily.