How much water should be used to grow a hydroponic money tree?

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1. How much water to put in

2. What to do with rotten roots

Before the hydroponic money tree takes root, the bottom of the root can just touch the surface of the water. If the water level is too high, the roots will rot. If the water level is too low, it will be difficult to take root. After the roots take root, the distance from the water surface should be extended, and the bottom should be kept about 5 cm away from the water. The bottom end of the grown roots can touch the water. This increases breathability and also exposes most of the roots to air.

1. How much water to put in

1. Before taking root: It is practical to grow money trees in water. How much water to put in is an important factor in determining whether it is successful. If the water level is too high, it will cause root rot. If the water level is too low, rooting will be difficult. Before roots take root, you can place the bottom of the roots just in contact with the surface of the water, maintain a suitable surrounding temperature, and roots will take place after a period of time.

2. After rooting: wait until after rooting, the distance The distance between the water surface and the water surface should be extended, and the bottom should be kept about 5 centimeters away from the water, so that the growing roots can touch the water. This can increase air permeability and allow most roots to be exposed to air, promoting better growth. If the bottom is still exposed to the water surface after taking root, the roots will easily rot.

2. What to do about rotten roots

If the water level is too high causing root rot, it needs to be dealt with in time. Take the plant out slowly without damaging the main root. Then pour out the water from the container, clean the container and disinfect it. The roots of the money tree should also be cleaned, combed out, and the rotten roots cut off. Place them aside to dry, and then change the water and maintain them again.

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