How to grow succulent feverfew roots
Last Update ：2024.12.22
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If you want the succulent parthenium to grow roots quickly, you can use hydroponics, which is faster. Prepare a container that is as airtight as possible, clean and disinfect it, remove the leaves on the plant that are not growing well, prepare a small hole dug in the middle of the cardboard, and put the plant through it to place it on the container. Fill it with clean water and wait for the plant to send out roots before transplanting it into the soil.
1. Prepare the container
1. Prepare the container
If you want the succulent parthenium to grow roots quickly, it will be slower and difficult to observe if it is kept in the soil. You don’t know whether the roots have grown or not. You can use hydroponics. This method is also faster to hair roots. Prepare a container that is as airtight as possible and made of transparent glass so that you can easily view the roots. First clean and disinfect the prepared containers.
2. Process the plants
Remove leaves that are in poor condition on the plant to avoid excessive water consumption that will affect later survival. Because the plants are relatively small, it is not practical to place them directly on the container. You can prepare a piece of cardboard, dig a small hole in the middle, and put the plant through it to facilitate placing the cardboard on the container.
3. Hydroponic roots
Put clean water in the container. The water level does not need to be too high. The evaporation of water will naturally move upward. Pay attention to the quality of the water you install. Purified water is most suitable. You can also use tap water that has been left to stand in a natural environment to allow the chlorine inside to evaporate and allow the plants to grow roots. After the roots grow, you can transplant it into the soil. Be careful not to water the soil too frequently, but only once every 4-5 days.
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