These 6 kinds of flowers will bloom with just a little water, a must-have for lazy people

1. Smooth sailing with hydroponics

Procedure

1. Remove the plant from the pot and wash its roots. When removing the flower pot from the pot, hold the flower pot in place with one hand and use the other hand to turn the flower pot upside down to remove the entire pot.

(Author: Cangshan Years Source: Osmanthus Bar)

2. Loosen the soil on the roots, clean out the roots, and then wash them with water.

(Author: Cangshan Years Source: Osmanthus Bar)

3. Place the roots in a plastic tray. Be careful when placing it so as not to break the roots.

(Author: Cangshan Years Source: Osmanthus Bar)

4. Put some stones in the plastic tray to fix the plant and prevent it from falling over.

(Author: Cangshan Years Source: Osmanthus Bar)

5. Then pour pure water into the hydroponic bottle. The amount of water should not exceed 1/2 of the bottle.

(Author: Cangshan Years Source: Osmanthus Bar)

6. Place the fixed Sedum schefflera in the hydroponic bottle. If it is spring, summer and winter, change the water about once every 7 days. In winter, change the water every 10-15 days. Place it in a bright living room to receive scattered light, but not direct sunlight.

(Author: Cangshan Years Source: Osmanthus Bar)

7. New roots will grow in about three months. Normally, spray water on the leaves once every 2-3 days to maintain humidity; spray foliar fertilizer once a week to make the leaves shiny and grow vigorously.

(Author: Cangshan Years Source: Osmanthus Bar)

2. Water culture of lotus

Procedure

1. The seed shell of the water lily is relatively hard and needs to be opened so that it can germinate earlier.

2. Place the opened seeds in warm water to germinate. The water temperature can be maintained at 15°C. They must be exposed to light. It is best to change the water three times a day to facilitate germination.

3. The water lily sprouted after a few days. After germination, the outer shell of the lotus seeds can be peeled off to half of the lotus body, but don't peel it off all the way.

5. Change the water every day and keep sufficient light, so that the buds of the lotus can grow to 5-10cm.

6. When the small sprouts grow white roots, they can be put into the mud.

7. Prepare a transparent fish tank, put the pond mud in the tank, add water to soak it, usually soak for 1-2 days, until the pond mud melts into no large pieces, change the water several times to settle the pond mud.

8. Press the sprouted seeds into the pond mud until the seeds are completely submerged in the pond mud.

9. After planting the seeds, slowly add water into the fish tank. Place the water lily in direct sunlight and it will soon take root and grow new leaves.

3. Hydroponic Dieffenbachia

Procedure

There are many varieties of evergreens, among which the most popular one is the Guangdong evergreen. Guangdong Evergreen is a Level 4 evergreen with low requirements for light and is very shade-tolerant.

1. You can cut a branch from the evergreen plant, preferably an oblique cut.

2. Cut off the yellow part at the bottom of the cut branches, and then directly insert them into the hydroponic bottle. Change the water about every 2-3 days to ensure the water is clean. It won’t be long before the evergreen plant takes root.

(Author: licunling1213 Source: Evergreen Bar)

4. Hydroponic ivy

Procedure

1. Select branches trimmed from ivy and insert them directly into water. They will take root in about a week.

2. During the rooting process, do not expose the ivy to direct sunlight. You can place it in a ventilated place with scattered light or a cool and ventilated place. Pay attention to changing the water. Before rooting, you can change the water about once every 2-3 days. After the roots grow out, you can reduce the time to changing the water every 3-5 days.

3. One week after the roots of the ivy grow out, they can gradually be exposed to direct sunlight. As long as you take good care of it, you can get a beautiful hydroponic ivy.

5. Hydroponic Anthurium

Procedure

1. If you want to grow Anthurium hydroponically, you have to choose a strong plant, and then gently tap the sides of the flowerpot to remove it from the pot.

2. Carefully remove the soil around the roots, then soak them in water to clean the soil on the roots.

3. Trim off the remaining roots of the anthurium, then soak it in 0.1% potassium permanganate solution for about 15 minutes, and then wash it with clean water.

4. Add clean water into the hydroponic bottle. The amount of water added should generally cover 2/3 of the root system. This way the hydroponic Anthurium is ready.

6. Hydroponic Chlorophytum

Procedure

1. Chlorophytum comosum has creeping stems, on which many small Chlorophytum comosum will grow. When these small spider plants grow to about 5 cm or more, you can take a basin, add water to it, and place the runners in the water.

2. After a few days, small white buds will grow at the bottom of the spider plant, which are the aerial roots of the spider plant. In other words, the runners will grow roots themselves in the water.

3. When the aerial roots grow a little longer, you can cut them off and place them in a hydroponic bottle, and a new spider plant will be ready. It is best to use cold boiled water for hydroponics. If you want to use tap water, it is best to leave it overnight to allow the chlorine in the water to evaporate before using it.

(Author: Gemini Candle in the Wind Source: Hydroponics Bar)

In fact, in addition to the flowers that Huahua introduced today,

There are many flowers that can be grown hydroponically.

For example, pennywort, asparagus fern, lucky bamboo... and so on.

If you are interested,

You can try it at home~