Can succulents be grown in water?

1. Can it be raised in water?

In fact, succulents can be grown in water, but before doing so, you should first understand the correct maintenance methods so that the succulents can grow more healthily.

Compared with soil-grown succulents, hydroponics are less likely to breed diseases and pests, and are also very clean. Your home won’t be filled with water and soil, and roots will grow faster when grown in water. But on the contrary, there are also disadvantages. The plant will be more likely to grow taller, and the leaves will become thinner as it continues to grow.

2. Water culture method

1. Changing water: The most important thing during water cultivation is changing the water. When impurities appear in the water, it should be replaced immediately, otherwise its roots will rot. When changing the water, you should also check the root growth status. If rot has occurred, cut it off in time.

2. Light: Hydroponics also requires reasonable light exposure. It should be placed in a location with good light and cannot be left alone indoors. In winter, it can receive sunlight all day long, and in summer it can be kept in a place with scattered light.

3. Nutrients: Every time you change the water, you need to apply some nutrient solution to it. Only when there are enough nutrients in the water can its roots grow stronger.