Can glass begonia be hydroponically cultivated? Hydroponics cultivation methods and precautions

Can glass begonia be hydroponically cultivated?

Depending on the variety and growth characteristics of crabapple, crabapple can be divided into two rooting and seedling raising methods: soil culture and hydroponic culture. Among them, soil culture can basically cover 99% of crabapple varieties, while the application range of crabapple hydroponic culture is relatively narrow.

Methods and key points of hydroponic cultivation of glass begonia

1. Prepare the container

When glass begonias are usually grown in water, it is usually best to choose a glass bottle with an eight-centimeter diameter and a five-centimeter width for small plants. When choosing a glass bottle for hydroponics based on size, remember that the container you choose must be just right, otherwise it will affect its growth in the water.

2. Branch processing

In the step-by-step diagram of hydroponic cultivation of glass begonia, it is recommended to use branches for cultivation first. During the flowering period of glass begonia, you need to pay attention to the protection of the branches. You can mix an appropriate amount of rooting powder in the water quality of hydroponics, or apply disinfected wood ash to the roots of the branches. This can promote the branches to take root quickly.

3. Hydroponic treatment

Generally, after the branches of the glass begonia are disinfected, they can be directly inserted into the water and wait for rooting. In fact, you can also dig the glass begonia out of the potting soil, then clean the old soil on its roots, cut off the bad roots or roots, put them in a glass container, and finally place it on the balcony or a place with good ventilation.

Precautions for growing glass begonia in water

1. Change the water once every week. However, if the temperature is too low, you need to reduce the frequency of water changes and change the water once every half a month.

2. After the hydroponic roots have grown, you can add a few drops of nutrient solution to avoid rooting in the sun.