How often should I change the water for daisies grown in water?

1. How often should you change the water?

For water-grown daisies, change the water every 1-3 days. The interval between water changes is related to the temperature. Change the water frequently during hot seasons, once a day. If the weather is cooler, change the water every 2-3 days. In order to ensure its healthy growth, water quality must also be guaranteed. It is advisable to use purified water. Tap water cannot be used directly and needs to be left to stand overnight.

2. How to cultivate water

1. Prepare the container: Transparent glass bottles are generally used for growing daisies in water. The bottle should be at a certain height so that it can stand upright when inserted. In addition, the size of the bottle mouth should be moderate. If it is too large, the plant will easily fall over, and if it is too small, it will be unfavorable for ventilation. Before preparing the water for cultivation, you must first clean it with disinfectant to avoid bacteria in it.

2. Pruning the plants: You cannot put water-grown daisies directly into the water. You need to trim the branches, leaves and flower stems first. Keep the top 5-10 cm long flower branches and leaves, and cut off all the others. The height of the branches should be controlled well, generally 10-15 cm above the bottle mouth. The bottom should be cut obliquely to enhance water absorption capacity.

3. Insert into the container: After processing the branches, you can insert them into the container. Pour water into the bottle to about one-third of its height and add a preservative. Do not add too much to avoid affecting the growth of the plant. Insert the daisy into the water, with the bottom immersed in water. You can add a little nutrient solution to supplement nutrients.