How to grow violet flowers in water

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1. Clean the plants

2. Choose a container

3. Daily maintenance

4. Precautions

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It is more convenient to grow violets in water than in soil. First, wash the plant and trim the roots. Then place it in water and add nutrient solution. During normal maintenance, you should pay attention to changing the water, usually once a week, but it should be adjusted according to seasonal changes. In addition, various diseases must be prevented and treated with timely medication when discovered.

1. Clean the plants

1. Clean plants

Select healthy plants for potting. Water it well and wait two to three days before pulling it out of the pot. Then slowly remove the soil from the roots and rinse with water. After most of the soil is washed away, the roots must be pruned to remove old root rot.

2. Select the container

Water Culture containers generally use glass bottles. It should not be too high to avoid poor ventilation and poor breathing for plants. Pour water into the bottle and insert the violets into the water. Two-thirds of the roots should be immersed in the water, and one-third above the water should be used for breathing. In addition, it is best to use river water or spring water. If not available, you can use mineral water. Tap water needs to be allowed to stand for two days before use.

3. Daily maintenance

Daily Maintenance mainly involves changing water and adding nutrient solution. The water is usually changed once a week, but it should be adjusted according to the season. When changing the water, add nutrient solution according to the recommended proportion of the nutrient solution. Excessive addition will affect the health of the plant.

4. Notes

1 . Seasonal changes: When the temperature is high in summer, water easily deteriorates and evaporates. You can add water every morning. At the same time, the water should be changed more frequently, usually once every two days. In addition, it is not advisable to expose water-grown violets in the sun. In addition to being bad for the leaves, it will also increase the water temperature and cause great damage to the roots. In winter, because it is in the dormant period, the water change time can be extended.

2. Disease control: Generally, violets grown in water will not suffer from insect pests, but they may contract diseases. It is necessary to change the water of infected plants in time and prescribe appropriate medicine according to the symptoms of disease.

2. Choose a container

3. Daily maintenance

4. Precautions

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