How to grow forget-me-nots in a vase

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1. Root pruning and oblique insertion

2.Water volume

3. Change water

4.Temperature

5.Light

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Before inserting into the vase, you need to cut the roots first. Cutting them diagonally can increase the area for water absorption, and cut off excess branches. Don't put too much water in, and don't immerse the leaves in the water. Under normal circumstances, the water should be changed every one or two days. If preservatives are added to the water, it can be changed every three days.

1. Root pruning and oblique insertion

1. Root cutting and oblique insertion

Before inserting into the vase, you need to cut the roots first. This is done to prevent some bacteria from blocking the roots from absorbing water. It is best to cut at an angle to increase the area for water absorption. Afterwards, excess branches can be cut off. Then you can insert them into the vase, making sure they are inserted diagonally.

2. Water volume

Don't add too much water, otherwise, its roots are likely to turn black, and in severe cases, they will rot. Generally speaking, it only needs to cover the bottom of the flower pole.

3. Change the water

Under normal circumstances, it is enough to change it once a day or two days. Of course, it can also be adjusted according to the specific indoor temperature. However, if preservatives are added to the water, it can be changed every three days. When changing the water, you can clean the flowerpot at the same time. At the same time, cut the roots again and check whether there are any problems with the roots.

4. Temperature

Warmth is best. About twenty-two to twenty-eight degrees. Too high is not good either. It is best not to exceed 30 degrees.

5. Light

Putting it in a vase is similar to growing it in the soil, that is, it needs a certain amount of light. It’s definitely not possible to stay dark all the time, you need an appropriate amount of light.

2.Water volume

3. Change water

4.Temperature

5.Light

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