How to grow Spathiphyllum hydroponically

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1. Remove the pot and repair the roots

2. Prepare for hydroponics

3. Start hydroponics

4. Later maintenance

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Choose a pot of healthy Spathiphyllum, slowly take it out from the pot, clean the roots and prune them appropriately. Prepare a suitable container before hydroponics. You can use a transparent glass bottle. The water quality can be tap water, but it must be dried in advance. First put the peace lily in a container, cut off the yellow leaves, and pour water into the container. Then place the peace lily in a semi-shady place for maintenance, and change the water regularly after taking root.

1. Remove the pot and repair the roots

1. Remove the pot and repair the roots

The root system of Spathiphyllum that was originally grown in a flower pot has been relatively complete and can quickly adapt to the water environment. Choose a pot of healthy Spathiphyllum and slowly take it out of the pot. Do not damage the main root system to avoid affecting the water absorption performance in the future. After taking out the plant, wash it in clean water, comb and prune the roots appropriately, remove old and rotten roots, and leave healthy roots.

2. Prepare for hydroponics

< p>Before hydroponics, prepare a suitable container. You can use a transparent glass bottle. If the bottle mouth is too large, prepare small stones to fix it. There are not many requirements for water quality. Tap water can be used, but it cannot be used directly. It needs to be left to dry in the sun for two days in advance.

3. Start hydroponics

< p>First place the Spathiphyllum in a container, cut off the yellow leaves, and remove the lower leaves, and then pour water into the container. The water level does not need to be too high.

IV. Post-care

After water cultivation, place Spathiphyllum in a semi-shady place for maintenance and avoid exposure to strong sunlight. After the growth is stable, replace the water regularly and add nutrient solution dropwise.

2. Prepare for hydroponics

3. Start hydroponics

4. Later maintenance

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