Can the succulent plant Yamato Kinkaku be hydroponically cultivated?

Yamato Nishiki Hydroponics

Many flower lovers who grow Yamato Jin want to grow Yamato Jin hydroponically after growing it for a period of time. So, can Yamato Jin be grown hydroponically? In fact, not all succulents are suitable for hydroponics. First of all, it can be said for sure that Yamato Nishiki is not suitable for hydroponics.

Yamato Jin generally likes a warm and well-ventilated environment. It is suitable for cultivation in fertile and well-drained sandy soil. It requires a certain air humidity during the growing period. Watering should be restrained in winter. It can withstand low temperatures of 5°C. Some flower lovers said that Yamato Kinji can be grown hydroponically. Just cut off the roots completely, dry the wounds, and then place it on the water to let it take root on its own. It makes sense in theory, but it doesn't work in practice. In addition, during normal maintenance, the leaves of Yamato Kinji often become soft and wrinkled, so they must be discovered and dealt with early.