Can Dendrobium officinale survive growing in water? How to grow Dendrobium officinale in water?

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1. Can you survive growing in water?

2. How to grow in water

Dendrobium candidum can not only be cultivated and maintained in soil, but can also be cultivated in water and can survive. Dendrobium officinale likes a humid environment, so it can adapt to a water-cultured environment. There are also hydroponic nutrient solutions that can provide nutrients to supplement the nutrients it needs. It is very convenient to grow dendrobium in water, it is relatively clean and hygienic, and it is more ornamental. When paired with a glass bottle, it is also more beautiful. Placing it on the living room table can add vitality.

1. Can it survive if it is grown in water?

Dendrobium candidum can not only be grown in soil but can also be grown in water, and it can also survive. Dendrobium officinale likes a humid environment, so it can also adapt to a water environment. There are now hydroponic nutrient solutions that can provide nutrients, supplement the nutrients it needs, and promote the normal growth of Dendrobium officinale hydroponic plants. It is very convenient to grow Dendrobium officinale in water, it is relatively clean and hygienic, does not produce too much garbage, and is more ornamental. Dendrobium officinale plants are also more beautiful when paired with glass bottles. Placing them on the living room table can increase vitality.

2. How to grow in water

1. Prepare the container: Before growing Dendrobium officinale in water, you must first prepare a suitable container. You can use a glass bottle with a small diameter or a hydroponic container with a small basket. You also need to prepare some stones and pine bark.

2. Plant treatment: Select plants that grow robustly and put Wash it with clean water, remove the soil on it, cut off the old and rotten roots, soak it in carbendazim solution for disinfection, and then take it out and dry it.

3. Hydroponics: put in a container Put a few layers of pine bark on some stones, put the dendrobium in it, and add an appropriate amount of water. The water should not cover all the roots, usually two-thirds is enough.

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