How to grow Spathiphyllum hydroponica

1. Remove the pot and prune the roots

The Spathiphyllum that was originally grown in a flowerpot has a relatively well-developed root system and can quickly adapt to the aquatic environment. Choose a pot of healthy Spathiphyllum and slowly take it out of the pot without damaging the main root system to avoid affecting its water absorption performance later. After taking out the plant, wash it in clean water, comb the roots and properly trim them, cut off the old and rotten roots, and leave healthy roots.

2. Prepare hydroponics

Prepare a suitable container before hydroponics. You can use a transparent glass bottle. If the bottle mouth is too large, you should also prepare small stones to help fix the bottle. There are not many requirements for water quality, tap water can be used, but it cannot be used directly. It needs to be placed in the sun for two days beforehand.

3. Start hydroponics

First place the Spathiphyllum in a container, cut off the withered and yellow leaves, remove the leaves at the bottom, then pour water into the container. The water level does not need to be too high.

4. Post-maintenance

After hydroponics, place the Spathiphyllum in a semi-shaded place and keep it away from strong sunlight. After the growth is stable, change the water regularly and add nutrient solution.