How to root rubber trees in water

1. What is water rooting?

This is a relatively common method of promoting rooting. Generally speaking, after the water bubble takes root, people will choose to plant it in soil. However, for this approach to be successful, many conditions must be met.

2. Precautions for rooting in water

1. Water quality: The water quality used must be good, so that success is easier. You can use tap water, but the tap water should be left to stand for at least a few days before use, or it should be exposed to the sun. And use sterile, clean water. You also need to change the water regularly to maintain good water quality.

2. Surrounding environment: The temperature should also be within the warm range to facilitate rooting. The light should also be appropriate, with diffuse light being enough, not too strong, nor too dark. In addition, ventilation should be adequate.

3. Rooting agent: In order to promote rapid rooting, you can also add an appropriate amount of rooting agent to promote rooting.

3. Notes

This method also has certain limitations. After all, the roots are grown in hydroponics, which will be different from the roots grown in soil cuttings. Therefore, when it is planted in soil after taking root, it will still take root again. This requires us to grasp the time well and cultivate the soil as soon as the roots emerge from soaking in water. Don't wait until the roots are very old before planting them in soil.