Can Tillandsia be hydroponically cultivated?Tillandsia can be grown hydroponically. Hydroponics MethodWater plugging methodCut part of the stem and branch of the selected Tillandsia mother plant and insert it into water. It will take root, sprout and grow into a new plant in a suitable environment. The branches should be cut about 3 to 5 mm below the nodes to ensure a smooth cross-section. When cutting branches with aerial roots, you should be careful to protect the aerial roots and insert them into water. Root washing methodChoose healthy, ornamental-value, and well-formed flowers, remove the soil, clean the roots, and then switch to hydroponics. It is best to use running water when cleaning the roots. Plant the cleaned flowers in the prepared container and add tap water. The water should cover 2/3 to 1/2 of the root system. At the beginning, you need to change the water once a day, and clean the roots and utensils while changing the water. After a week, reduce the frequency. When the Tillandsia grows new roots, it means that it has adapted to the hydroponic environment. After that, you only need to change the water every 7 to 10 days or even longer. |
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