The correct use of the Hydroponic Flower Pot is essential for the growth of plants. Here is a detailed guide on how to use the Hydroponic Flower Pot correctly:
1. Choose the right plants and Hydroponic Flower Pot
First, choosing plants suitable for hydroponics is the key. Some common plants suitable for hydroponics include green radish, spider plants, lucky bamboo, etc. Next, choose a Hydroponic Flower Pot of the corresponding size according to the size and growth needs of the plant. The flower pot should have good air permeability, high transparency and easy to clean.
2. Plant transplanting and hydroponic process
Preparation: Clean the Hydroponic Flower Pot to ensure that the interior is clean and free of impurities. Remove the plant from the original pot, gently shake off the soil attached to the roots, and rinse it with clean water.
Pruning: Check the root system of the plant, cut off the aging, rotten or overlong roots, and retain healthy and vigorous roots.
Placement: Place the trimmed plant in the Hydroponic Flower Pot and ensure that the roots can be fully immersed in water. Be careful not to let the leaves or stems of the plant immerse in water to avoid rot.
3. Hydroponic management
Water quality and water change: Use clean, pollution-free water for hydroponics. In the early stage, it is recommended to change the water once a day to keep the water clean. After the plants adapt to the hydroponic environment, the water can be changed once a week. When changing the water, you can gently shake the flower pot to discharge impurities and harmful substances in the root system.
Light and temperature: Hydroponic plants need sufficient light and suitable temperature. Place the plants in a sunny place, but avoid strong direct sunlight. The temperature is controlled between 15-30 degrees Celsius. Too high or too low temperature will affect the growth of plants.
Fertilization and nutrition: Hydroponic plants need to add nutrient solution regularly to supplement nutrients. According to the growth of the plants and the concentration of the nutrient solution, add an appropriate amount of nutrient solution to the water at intervals. At the same time, be careful to avoid excessive nutrient solution to avoid damage to the plants.
4. Precautions
Avoid exposing plants to strong sunlight or dark and humid environments.
Check the growth of plants regularly and deal with problems such as rotten roots and yellow leaves in a timely manner.
Pay attention to keeping the Hydroponic Flower Pot clean to avoid the growth of harmful substances such as bacteria and green algae.
Through the above steps and precautions, you can use the Hydroponic Flower Pot correctly to provide a good growth environment for the plants to thrive.
