Should ivy be grown in soil or water?

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1. Both soil culture and water culture can be used

2. Soil culture cultivation method

3. Hydroponic cultivation method

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Ivy can be grown in soil or in water. Depending on the cultivation method, the plants that grow out also have different characteristics. Under normal circumstances, soil-cultured plants are larger and grow more lush and healthy. The hydroponic plants are smaller in size and grow more compactly and delicately, but they are more ornamental.

1. Both soil culture and water culture can be used

1. Can be cultivated in soil or water

Ivy can be cultivated in soil or water. The two cultivation methods are different, and the plants grown also have different characteristics. Generally, plants grown in soil grow taller, lusher, and stronger, while plants grown in water are smaller, more delicate, and more ornamental.

2. Soil culture cultivation method

1. Flower soil: It does not have high requirements for flower soil. Most flower soil except alkaline soil can meet its growth requirements. However, it is recommended to use breathable and fertile flower soil to raise it, which can make it grow better.

2. Moisture: It prefers moisture. You should pay more attention to the condition of the flower soil at ordinary times, water it in time, and do not let the soil dry out.

3. Fertilization: Apply flower fertilizer every 15 days during the growth period, and reduce fertilization in summer and winter.

3. Aquaculture cultivation method

1. Water quality: You can use pure water to raise it, or you can use tap water that has been left open for more than 24 hours.

2. Change the water: It is best to change the water for it frequently. When you see impurities in the water, replace them in time.

3. Nutrient solution: Apply nutrient solution every 10 days during the growth period, which can be combined with water changes. Note that the nutrient solution needs to be diluted in advance before application and cannot be applied directly, otherwise it may cause damage to the root system of the plant.

2. Soil culture cultivation method

3. Hydroponic cultivation method

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