Can Thousand Buddha Hands be hydroponically cultivated?

1. Containers for hydroponics

The container for hydroponics of Thousand Buddha's Hand should be of moderate size, preferably made of transparent glass. If you use a glass container for hydroponics, you can appreciate the growth of the branches, leaves and rhizomes of Thousand Buddha's Hand, and you can also observe its state during the growth process. If there is any situation, you can know it at the first time. You can also always observe the changes in water quality and water volume, whether you need to change the water or add water, which is impossible with flower pots.

2. How much water should be put into the hydroponic roots?

Whether it is Thousand Buddha Hand or other varieties of succulents, they should avoid water. I think the main reason is that when using soil for cultivation, adding water will make it airtight and cause oxygen deficiency in the root system. This is why more and more people like granular soil. So what should we pay attention to when cultivating Thousand Buddha Hands directly with water? Pay attention to the following two points: 1. The root entering the water should be one-third of its length; 2. After the rhizome enters the water, make sure that the Thousand Buddha Hands and the bottle mouth are hollow, so that air can circulate and suffocation will not occur.

3. How to supplement nutrition

We must understand one fact: the nutrients in water are definitely not as good as those in the soil. Nutrition is necessary for the healthy growth of Thousand Buddha's Hands. This is actually not difficult. You can learn how to make nutrient solution online, or soak the nutrient soil directly in water. When the nutrients in the soil are diluted by water, it becomes nutrient solution. I recommend purchasing nutrient solution for hydroponics directly online. But remember to dilute it before adding it to water, otherwise it will easily cause root burn.

Well, this is the introduction to the hydroponic method of Thousand Buddha's Hand. During this process, the editor has been thinking about a question: Do succulents really not like water? I don't think so. Its growth cannot be separated from water. As long as you pay attention to the methods, you can also cultivate Thousand Buddha's Hands with branches full of lustrous and lovely colors.