How to grow spider plants in water? Can fish be raised in spider plants hydroponically?

1. How to raise water

1. Change water: Pay attention to the water quality during water cultivation. Change the water frequently in the early stage, every two or three days. After new roots grow, extend the water change time. Generally, it is sufficient to change the water once every two weeks to avoid damaging the root system.

2. Light: Chlorophytum grown in water likes more light than those grown in soil. They should be placed in bright places and exposed to more light. If it is not exposed to sunlight for a long time, the leaves will grow too long and the color will become dull. However, you have to avoid the scorching sun in summer, otherwise you will get sunburned, and the water temperature will also rise, affecting the growth of the plants.

3. Temperature: The suitable temperature during water cultivation is between 15 and 25 degrees. It should not be too high or too low. If it is above 30 degrees, the growth will stop and the leaves will turn yellow in the long run. The temperature must be controlled in winter and maintained above 12 degrees. If it is below 5 degrees, you will get frostbite.

4. Root pruning: It is easy to find root problems when growing in water. If there is rot, cut it off in time. It is recommended to trim the roots every time you change the water, so that it can absorb water better and facilitate growth.

2. Can fish be raised in hydroponics?

You can raise fish in hydroponic spider plants, but you need to pay attention to two aspects. One is the size of the container. If you want to maintain it, you need to choose a larger container to ensure sufficient growth space, so that both the fish and the plants can grow vigorously. You also need to strengthen management and change the water frequently. The second is the choice of fish species. You must choose small fish, otherwise it will be difficult for them to survive.