How to grow hydroponics white anthurium

1. Breeding conditions

1. Soil: It likes calcium phosphate soil mixed with leaf mold and peat soil.

2. Light: It is very shade-tolerant. During daily maintenance, it is recommended to block the sunlight. If it is exposed to sunlight for a long time, it will cause the leaves to change color, and in severe cases it may cause sunburn, so it is best to give it a little scattered light.

3. Watering: It has a very high demand for water. The loam must be kept moist during maintenance, but water cannot accumulate. If too much water is given, resulting in a large amount of water accumulation in the pot, it will easily cause root rot and leaf discoloration. During summer droughts, spray the area around the plant frequently to keep the environment moist.

4. Fertilization: Plants grown in water certainly do not have sufficient nutrients in loam, so an appropriate amount of liquid fertilizer can be added to the water during the regeneration period.

2. Breeding Methods

1. Division: Division is usually done in May and June. Take the plant out of the container, separate it from the roots, and plant it in clusters of 4 leaves in a location that is shaded by 50% of the sun.

2. Seeds: After the flowers bloom, seeds can be obtained through artificial pollination. After collecting the seeds, they need to be sown immediately. If you want them to germinate, the temperature must be controlled at around 30°C. They can germinate 10-15 days after sowing. If the temperature is too low, the seeds will rot.

3. Pest and disease control

1. Hydroponic white calla lilies are most susceptible to leaf spot disease, root rot, brown spot disease, etc. When these diseases appear, the plants should be moved to a well-ventilated place in time, the diseased leaves should be cut off, and pesticides should be sprayed.

2. If scabies and red spiders are found, you should spray insecticide immediately or put the plants and mosquito coils in a breathable container and burn them.