Can fish tank water be used to water succulents?

Can fish tank water be used to water succulents?

The water in the fish tank can be used to water succulents. The water in the fish tank used to be tap water, which contains chlorine. However, the chlorine will evaporate after raising fish. In addition, the water in the fish tank will also contain some fish excrement, which can be used as organic fertilizer.

Fish tank water can be used directly to water succulents, but there are more nutrients in the fish tank water, and excessive concentration will affect the growth of succulents, so you can dilute it with water before use. Generally, it only needs to be watered once every 7-10 days.

The advantages and disadvantages of watering succulent plants in fish tanks

1. Replenish water: Fish tank water is essentially water, so it can be used as water when watering succulents.

2. Supplement nutrients: There will be a lot of fish excrement in the fish tank water, and these substances are well-decomposed organic matter, so they can be used as fertilizer to supplement nutrients.

The correct way to water succulents in the fish tank

1. Sterilization

Generally, fish tank water will easily breed bacteria after a period of time after not being used, so sterilization measures need to be taken before use.

2. Static watering

The fish tank water can be left to air for a few days before use, so that the chlorine element in the fish tank water will evaporate completely, and then it will be convenient for the roots to absorb when watering the succulents.