How to grow hydroponic bamboo

1. Water quality

If it is hydroponics, the water quality has a great impact on the growth of the plant. Choose water that is slightly acidic. There are many types to choose from, including river water, well water, lake water, etc. If you use tap water, you must leave it for 24 hours before using it. Of all the types, electrolyzed ionized water is the best. Mineral water is not available. In addition, for the sake of beauty, glass balls, colored stones, etc. can also be used as decorations.

2. Change the water

Regular water changes are important. However, the frequency is definitely different in different seasons. Summer is the season when water needs to be changed most often. Next comes spring and autumn, and finally winter, when the intervals can be longer.

3. Water spray

In some drier seasons, you may also need to spray some water on the leaves to supplement humidity, such as in autumn. In addition, the wind is strong in autumn, so be careful not to let the plants be blown down.

4. Nutrients

Hydroponic plants also need some nutrients. However, general fertilizers cannot be applied directly. You can use some nutrient solution or some fertilizer tablets dissolved in water.

5. Treat root rot

Hydroponic plants are prone to root rot. If the roots are rotten, they must be dealt with promptly. Cut off the rotten parts, preferably starting from the bamboo nodes. If the rotten part is too large, use some rooting liquid on the shell after cutting it off.