These 10 kinds of flowers and plants grow better in hydroponics, don’t be silly and only grow them in soil!

1. Asparagus fern

1. The branches and stems of asparagus fern are weak, so expanded clay needs to be placed in the planting basket to fix them. The water level should be just over 2/3 of the bottle.

2. In today's weather, change the water once a week. Add about 2 drops of nutrient solution each time you change the water.

2. Fortune Tree

1. Gently remove the money tree from the pot, wash off the soil, and cut off the soil roots, especially rotten roots and weak roots. Be sure to cut them cleanly.

2. Use carbendazim and water and stir to form a solution. Soak the cut roots of the money tree in it for about half an hour. Then take it out and let the wound air dry in a cool place. Then you can put it in the hydroponic bottle.

3. Apply a proper amount of rooting powder on the cut, change the water every two days, and dense white roots will grow in about a week.

4. Do not immerse the stems in water. It is best to keep them suspended in the air, otherwise the roots will rot. Just let the roots contact the water. Place it in a location with diffuse light and apply some liquid fertilizer every month.

3. Anthurium

1. After removing the plant from the pot, wash the roots and cut off rotten roots, old leaves, etc.

2. Place the anthurium into the hydroponic bottle, with the water just covering the roots. Change the water every 4 days. After roots grow, change the water every 7 days.

4. Chlorophytum

1. Cut off the small spider plants on the large spider plants, making sure to keep the aerial roots.

2. Find a bottle with a slightly smaller mouth, which should not be larger than the diameter of the small spider plant, otherwise the spider plant will fall down. Just fill the bottle with water. Chlorophytum takes root very quickly and can grow to full size in about a week.

5. Ivy

1. Cut off strong ivy branches, preferably with buds, and put them in water in a cool place. Don't put them in the sun, otherwise they will grow moss or even rot.

2. Change the water when you see the water becomes turbid. It will take about 2 weeks for the plant to take root. After new roots grow out, you can reduce the frequency of water changes.

6. Syngonium

1. Syngonium requires a large amount of water. You can cut a branch that has already grown aerial roots and insert it into water for about 10 days, and it will grow roots.

2. If the water is low, add water immediately. Remember to spray water on the leaves to maintain humidity.

7. Aloe Vera

1. First, remove the aloe vera from the original pot, being careful not to damage the fresh and tender white roots. Cut off old and rotten roots.

2. Place it in a hydroponic bottle so that the bottom of the roots can touch the water. Place it in a cool and ventilated place and change the water every 3 days. Once new roots grow, you can move it to a sunny location.

8. Monstera

1. Small Monstera is more suitable for hydroponics, as it can take root quickly in water and is easier to fix. Wash the soil from the roots of the soil-grown Monstera, trim it slightly, and remove the old and weak roots.

2. Place it in a clean container and fill it with water until the water covers 2/3 of the roots. Change the water every 3 days until you see new roots growing, then you can add liquid fertilizer to the water.

9. Schefflera

1. Change the water once a week. After changing the water, you can add 2 grains of compound fertilizer.

2. The water level must not overflow the entire root system, otherwise there is a risk of rot.

10. Good luck

1. When growing the Lucky Plant in water, you need to use coarse stones to fix the roots to prevent it from being top-heavy and falling over. The roots are submerged in water about 2/3.

2. The lucky charm plant is a bromeliaceae plant, so it likes a warm and humid environment. The surrounding air needs to be sprayed with water mist every day.