Hydroponic cultivation method of Acorus calamus

1. Water level

When cultivating hydroponically, pay attention to the water level. It should not be too high, and it should reach half the height of the plant's roots. If it is too high, it will be detrimental to root breathing and will be detrimental to growth. In addition, it is also important to note that the water should be tap water after sedimentation, otherwise chlorine will also affect growth.

2. Change water regularly

Hydroponic plants naturally obtain nutrients from water, so the water must be kept clean and should be changed regularly. It is usually changed once a week. If you find the water becomes turbid, you should change it in time, otherwise it will breed bacteria.

3. Scattered Light

It tolerates shade but cannot tolerate strong sunlight. When caring for it, just place it in an environment with diffuse light. Strong light will burn the plant, causing the leaves to turn yellow, affecting growth and ornamental effects.

4. Reasonable fertilization

During the hydroponic period, nutrient solution should be added regularly to supplement nutrients. Only with sufficient nutrients can the plants grow more vigorously. When applying fertilizer, you can use ordinary flower fertilizer or special nutrient solution, but be careful not to apply it frequently.

5. Suitable temperature

During maintenance, pay attention to the high and low temperatures in summer and winter. In summer, place it in a dark place to reduce water evaporation and nutrient consumption. In winter, be sure to place it in a warm place indoors, with the minimum temperature above zero degrees, and trim away dead leaves and branches.