Clivia
1. Clivia is not growing well and its roots are rotten frequently? Why don't you throw it in the water p>
Take the Clivia out of the pot and clean up the soil at the root p>
2. Cut off the whole root system, but pay attention to keep the bulb so as to induce roots in the later stage p>
3. Soak the root in potassium permanganate solution for half an hour and dry it in a cool and ventilated place p>
4. Put the Clivia into a hydroponic flask and dip the root slightly into the water. If Clivia plants are too small, they can also be clibed with foam and paper towels. p>
4. Clivia will slowly grow roots. After growing roots, lower the water surface and expose some roots above the water surface p>
5. The biggest advantage of hydroponic Clivia is that it is not easy to rot. Clivia will grow well as long as it is well ventilated and clean. Give it a thin drop of organic liquid fertilizer every half a month, which can fully meet the nutrition required for the growth of Clivia p>
Rose
1. Roses are always prone to diseases and pests, listless, and yellow leaves wilt? Why don't you throw it in the water p>
Select the branch of a rose, preferably after the flower. After the flower is cut off, the cell activity of the remaining branch is very high p>
2. The bottom of the branch is cut obliquely at an angle of 45 degrees p>
3. Just insert the branches into the water. At this time, the branches will grow roots in about half a month p>
4. After the branches grow roots, do not move them into the soil, but change clean water and continue to maintain them in water. Put it in a sunny place. After the rose grows new leaves, you can add nutrient solution to it p>
5. Don't soak the roots in liquid fertilizer once a month. Leave them completely in liquid soil. Water cultured rose is clean and not easy to grow diseases and pests p>
If the rose plant is too large to be fixed, you can use some water moss in the planting basket as shown in the figure below p>
Fleshy
1. You can't raise meat well. It's black and rotten in summer? Why don't you throw it in the water p>
Take the meat out of the pot p>
2. Flick away the soil at the root and clean up the root p>
3. Repair the root system, clean up the thick and bad roots, and soak in carbendazim solution for disinfection p>
4. Find a hydroponic flask and soak the fleshy roots in the water, leaving part of the roots on the water. Give it a thin drop of nutrient solution once a month p>
5. The biggest advantage of hydroponic meat is that it is clean, not easy to attract insects, and it is not easy to blacken the water due to infection with bacteria p>
Gardenia
1. Gardenia always yellow leaves, wilting disease, can't you raise it well? Why don't you throw it in the water p>
Cut off the Gardenia branches and clean them p>
2. Soak them in potassium permanganate solution for disinfection p>
3. Insert Gardenia into a hydroponic flask and it will take about half a month to take root p>
4. After rooting, continue to put it in a hydroponic bottle for maintenance. After the new leaves grow, apply thin liquid fertilizer to them every half a month p>
Hydroponic Gardenia can avoid yellow leaves caused by water shortage. In addition, hydroponic Gardenia with purified water can also avoid alkali yellow leaves caused by too hard water quality p>