Can daisies be grown hydroponically?

Is daisy suitable for hydroponics?

It is estimated that the netizens who asked this question felt it was a pity to throw away the fresh cut flowers they bought, so they wanted to see if they could grow the daisies hydroponically in a vase to keep them alive. The editor can tell you that this is not something that can be successful as long as you follow the steps, because daisies are a kind of soil-grown flower, and hydroponics is not a suitable cultivation method for them, but you can try it.

Daisy hydroponic method

If you have a bouquet of fresh daisies on hand, you need to disinfect them first, because this operation must be done for any plant that you want to grow in water. This is the best practice to prevent bacterial growth. Secondly, fill the prepared vase with water, not too full, about 70% is enough, then put the sorted daisy branches in it, drip an appropriate amount of hydroponic nightshade, and then place it in a relatively cool but not dark indoor environment, and pay attention to good ventilation. The most important thing about hydroponics is the cleanliness of the water. Failure to change the water for a long time will cause rot at the bottom of the branches and stems, breed bacteria and affect the health of the plants, so everyone should pay attention to changing the water in time.

Under normal circumstances, daisies can survive in water for two to three weeks. If there is no sign of sprouting new roots after more than three weeks, it can basically be determined that the hydroponics has failed. So the editor cannot tell you clearly whether hydroponics is possible. I can only suggest that you try it yourself. Maybe you will succeed.