How to transplant pothos into water, how to transplant pothos into hydroponics

Here's how:

1. Seedling planting.

Depotting: Tap the perimeter of the pot with your hand to remove the whole plant from the pot when the soil is loosened. To remove the soil, gently remove the excess soil by hand (you can rinse it directly with water).

Water washing: Soil or substrate stuck to the roots is rinsed with water. Cutting and planting baskets:

If the head of the plant is too large and the aperture of the planting basket is too small, the hole of the planting basket needs to be enlarged to facilitate planting. Add nutrient solution: Add the prepared nutrient solution to the container.

Seedling planting: Insert the root system of the plant from the planting basket and be careful to hurt the roots. Fixed:

Fix with sponge, granite or rain stone (other solids will also work). Finished product: Check whether the finished product is fixed.

2. Seedling planting.

The planting of small seedlings is much simpler than that of large seedlings, and the main steps are as follows: potted seedlings: small seedlings are generally not more than 8 cm.

Seedling root washing: Take the seedlings out of the pot directly, and wash the roots in water, taking care not to hurt the roots. Seedling planting:

Insert the root system directly from the hole in the planting basket and fix it with a stone.

3. Blending of nutrient solution.

Users can purchase and formulate according to the formula provided in this article at the chemical reagent store. At the same time, it can also use urea and other fertilizers for preparation research according to the local fertilizer source situation, and then use it in production after gaining experience, and the preparation principle of other fertilizers is to control the total concentration.

You can plant it directly, and the soil should be as soft as possible.

1. Select a branch with a lot of strong and strong joints and cut it with clean scissors.

2. Find a large vase with clean tap water or pure water and put it into the cut branches, the water should not be too full and should not soak into the leaves.

3. It will take about 10 days to take root, pay more attention to see if there will be rotten roots in the roots, and cut it off with scissors in time if there is.

4. After waiting for about 10 days, observe that some of the roots of pothos will turn black, and take them out in time and wash them with water until the black of the roots is washed off.

5. After cleaning, put it into a bottle and water it with a watering can, and the leaves should also be watered.

1. Water change: The newly transplanted pothos should be changed frequently, preferably once a day, with clean tap water or pure water, and the frequency of water change can be reduced after the leaves grow, once a week.

2. Nutrient solution: If you want pothos to grow better, you should add nutrient solution to it, and the diluted nutrient solution should be watered in water three times a month, and the nutrient solution can be sprayed directly on the leaves once a month in the later stage of its growth.

3. Light: Pothos is best cultivated in a place of astigmatism, and cannot be exposed to strong light. Keeping the air flowing is better for its growth.

How to move pothos from hydroponics to soil: x0d x0a 1. Prepare flower soil, fine sand, and flower pots, mix flower soil and fine sand one to one, and set aside. Loose, slightly acidic or neutral sandy loam soil is best.

Pothos can be raised directly in water, and it can be cultivated not only in soil but also in hydroponics. When raising water, we should pay attention to the choice of water quality, most flower friends will use tap water for aquaculture, but it should be noted that it needs to be dried before it can be used. If it is not dried, the chlorine gas contained in it will cause damage to the roots of the plant and may cause root rot.

1. Take the plant out of the previous soil pot, gently shake off the soil at the roots, and wash the roots with water. And by the way, check its growth status to see if there are any old, rotten roots, and if so, use scissors to cut them off.

2. Be careful when pruning so as not to harm healthy roots. After cutting the roots, it needs to be disinfected, and the roots can be soaked and disinfected directly in potassium permanganate.

3. Prepare a flower pot that matches the size of the plant, and fill it with about 2 3 water, which does not need to be filled with water. Finally, the treated plants are placed in a hydroponic container.

It can be pruned and planted directly in loose sandy loam soil, and the aerial roots are very good to survive. The survival rate of slipping and replanting back into the soil from the water is very low, and it is easy to rot roots. Do not fertilize after planting, and then use thin fertilizer after the new leaves germinate.