Can the bird's nest be hydroponically cultivated? How to hydroponically cultivate the bird's nest

Can the bird's nest be hydroponically cultivated?

The bird's eye palm can be grown hydroponically. During hydroponics, the roots of the bird's eye palm need to be in a humid environment for a long time, and its rhizomes are prone to rot. The survival rate of hydroponics bird's eye palm is much lower than that of soil culture. The soil-cultured bird's eye palm plants grow better and look better. Most people prefer to choose soil culture to grow bird's eye palm.

Hydroponic cultivation method of Swallow's Palm

1. Container selection: Before hydroponics of the Kusanagi plant, you need to choose a clean transparent container, disinfect it, add an appropriate amount of clean water, and then choose a healthy and strong branch for hydroponics. The branch length should be about 10 cm.

2. Branch treatment: Keep 2 to 3 leaves on the top of the branches of the Crassula, remove the excess branches, and then soak them in a high manganese acid solution for 15 minutes to disinfect and avoid infection of the wound.

3. Carry out cuttings: Insert the branches of the Kusanagara into the water and keep them upright. The water level should be about 1/3 of the branches. Then place the hydroponic container in a cool and ventilated place and wait for it to take root.

Precautions for growing swallowtail palm in water

1. Water: When growing the bird's nest in water, you need to understand the frequency of changing the water. Generally, change the water once a week in spring and autumn, twice a week in summer, and once every ten days or so in winter.

2. Nutrients: When growing the bird's nest in water, nutrients cannot be lacking. You can add 1 to 2 drops of nutrient solution every time you change the water, and liquid fertilizer needs to be applied every 20 days in spring and autumn.