These 5 kinds of flowers can grow quickly in water without rotting roots

ivy

1. Cut off a branch of ivy, clean off the leaves at the bottom, and dip the roots in some rooting powder.

2. Find a glass bottle and put water in it. If it is tap water, place it in the sun for a day, and then insert the ivy branches into the water.

3. Place it in a cool and ventilated place. Change the water every 3 days during the rooting process, and change the water once half a month after the roots have grown. About a week after the roots grow, they can see the sun.

4. Ivy has strong adaptability to light. Hydroponic ivy can be placed on windowsills, TV cabinets, etc. After the ivy roots are well grown, be careful not to submerge all the roots in water. Leave a small part on the water surface to prevent root rot. Add a few drops of nutrient solution to the hydroponic bottle every month.

Chlorophytum

1. After the spider plant has grown for a period of time, it will grow runners, and small spider plants will grow on the runners. Find a larger pot, place the small spider plant in the pot, and let the roots of the small spider plant touch the water surface.

2. After about 3 or 4 days, white aerial roots will grow at the bottom of the spider plant.

3. After the aerial roots grow out, cut the small spider plant, find a small glass bottle, fill it with water, put the spider plant in it, and place it in a place with scattered light and good ventilation.

4. Chlorophytum has fleshy roots, so the roots of hydroponic Chlorophytum cannot be completely immersed in water. A part of it should be left above water to prevent root rot. Change the water about once every half a month and apply a thin nutrient solution once a month, and no special management is needed.

Lucky Bamboo

1. After buying the lucky bamboo, pick off the leaves at the bottom and cut the bottom of the lucky bamboo at a 45-degree angle to increase the rooting area.

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2. Insert the lucky bamboo into the hydroponic bottle. Before it takes root, it is best to use purified water in the hydroponic bottle. Tap water needs to be placed in the sun for one day before use, and the water should be changed every three days. Throwing two aspirin tablets into the water can help promote rooting.

3. Depending on the environment, the rooting speed of lucky bamboo can be fast or slow. After rooting, you can change the water once a month.

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4. Place the lucky bamboo in a well-lit and ventilated place, add a few drops of nutrient solution into the water every month, and put a rusty iron nail in the water to prevent the leaves from turning yellow.

Pothos

1. Choose strong green radish branches and leave one leaf and one bud on each section after cutting.

2. Place the green radish in water and put cardboard on the top and sides to block out light. Darkness is conducive to the formation of plant root tissue and can promote rooting.

3. After about a week, the green ivy will grow thin roots, and then you can move it to the hydroponic bottle.

4. Place the hydroponic green radish in a place with good lighting, such as the living room or bedroom. Change the water about once half a month and drip nutrient solution once a month, and it will grow very strong.

Coinweed

1. Find a basin, put some garden soil in it, add water and make it into mud.

2. Find some pennywort and insert its runners into the soil.

3. Add water to the basin until it is 3 or 4 centimeters away from the edge of the basin.

4. Place the pennywort in the place with the best sunlight. You don’t need to worry about it. Just add water when the water dries up.