Can lily of the valley be grown hydroponically?

1. Can this plant be grown hydroponically?

Can. This simple, elegant and refreshing plant is deeply loved by friends, but with the improvement of living standards, people are beginning to want to abandon soil cultivation and switch to hydroponics. Hydroponic plants are both clean and can improve their ornamental effect. But not all plants can be grown hydroponically, but lily of the valley can be grown hydroponically. But there are many things to pay attention to when it comes to hydroponics. Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

2. How to grow it hydroponically?

First, you need to prepare a container for hydroponics, preferably one specifically for hydroponics, because special containers will come with a plastic, detachable partition net.

If you change from soil cultivation to hydroponics, you need to dig the entire plant out of the potting soil first. Be careful not to damage any part of the plant, especially the roots. Then you can remove the large pieces of soil with your hands, and then rinse the remaining soil with clean water. When rinsing, the water flow must be slow and there should be no pressure to avoid damaging the roots.

After rinsing it clean, you can place it directly on the compartment. If it cannot be fixed, you can use chopsticks to tie it up and support it, but be sure to be gentle.

At this time, you can add water, and the water height should be 1/2 of the root. It is very important not to submerge the roots completely in water. Because the roots also need to breathe, if they are all submerged in water, they will not be able to breathe. After all, it is not an aquatic plant.

In the early stage of hydroponics, do not expose it to the sun, let alone wind.