Tips for growing lisianthus in water

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1. Prune branches

2. Water level

3. Water change time

4. Placement

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Pruning branches: Cut off rotten flower stalks before watering, and cut a section of the bottom at a 45° angle. Water level: The water level must not be too low, and the minimum should be more than 1/3 of the vase. Water change time: If no preservative is added, the water should be changed every day. If preservative is added, the water should be changed every 3-4 days. Placement: Do not place it near the air-conditioning outlet, and do not expose it to sunlight.

1. Prune branches

1. Pruning branches

Before growing lisianthus in water, its branches need to be simply pruned. First, trim off the rotten flower stalks, cut off the leaves at the bottom, and cut off a section of the bottom at a 45° angle. In this way, the branches will absorb water better after being inserted into the water, and they need to be pruned again every 2 days.

2. Water level

The height of the water level is also very important. Many flower lovers will ignore it. The height of the water level should exceed 1/3 of the vase. If possible, add some preservatives to make it last longer.

3. Water change time

< p>If no preservative is added, the water must be changed every day. If the water has preservative, it can be changed every 3-4 days. When changing the water, you should also clean the vase or disinfect it with disinfectant to kill some bacteria.

4. Placement

< p>Don’t always expose it to sunlight during maintenance, as this will speed up the evaporation of water in the lisianthus body and shorten its survival period. The position should be far away from the air outlet, especially the air outlet of the air conditioner. The ventilation does not need to be very good.

2. Water level

3. Water change time

4. Placement

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