How to grow hydroponic strawberries

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1. Preparation work

2. Select seedlings

3. Carry out hydroponics

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Hydroculture strawberries require seedlings of good varieties, well-developed root systems, free of diseased branches and leaves, and hydroponic containers that are not particularly high. First take out the seedlings, cut off any miscellaneous roots and clean them. Then dilute the nutrient solution, pour it into the hydroponic container, insert the seedlings into it, and fix it with stones. Then, provide it with a warm environment and wait for it to grow.

1. Preparation work

1. Preparation work

Before hydroponically cultivating strawberries, you need to prepare the container for hydroponics and the nutrient solution for hydroponics. The container can be a small bowl or a special container sold in a flower shop, but be careful not to choose a container that is too tall. After selecting, disinfect it with disinfectant water, then wash it and dry it for later use. Nutrient solutions can also be purchased from florists.

2. Select seedlings

Should Select some seedlings of good varieties, well-developed root systems, and free of diseased branches and leaves as raw materials. Because these seedlings grow well and have strong growth ability, they can grow smoothly. Never choose seedlings with poorly developed root systems for hydroponics, as they will have difficulty absorbing sufficient nutrients from the water for their own growth.

3. Hydroponics

Take out the selected seedlings, trim off excess small roots and miscellaneous branches, and then wash them in clean water. After that, dilute the nutrient solution, pour it into the hydroponic container, and place the seedlings in it. Make sure that all of its roots are immersed in the water, but do not let the leaves touch the water. Then, fix it with stones or other things, put it in a warm place, and cultivate it slowly.

2. Select seedlings

3. Carry out hydroponics

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