How to grow Brazilian wood stumps hydroponically so that they can take root and survive (Brazilian wood cultivation and precautions)

How to hydroponically cultivate the Brazilian wood I just bought

After hydroponics, Brazilian wood piles need to be properly maintained in the later stage to make them grow better. Generally, Brazilian wood stumps have strong vitality. After hydroponics, they can grow roots and green leaves. So how to hydroponically grow Brazilian wood piles to survive? How to grow Brazilian wood piles in water to make them take root quickly?

Cover beverage bottles to increase moisture

When we first hydroponically cultivate the Brazilian wood stump, it is best to cut the beverage bottle in the middle and put a beverage bottle on the Brazilian wood stump . Then remove the beverage bottle in the evening or morning.

This can make the air around the Brazilian wood stump more humid, which is conducive to the germination of the Brazilian wood stump, allowing it to adapt better and survive. After the Brazilian wood stump takes root, sprouts and grows, you can remove the beverage bottle on it .

Change water to maintain water quality

After the Brazilian wood stump is hydroponically cultivated, we can change the water every 2 to 3 days . The best water for Brazilian wood stumps is rainwater or tap water that has been left for 24 hours. Changing the water for Brazilian wood stumps frequently can help reduce the growth of bacteria .

Generally, when changing the water for the Brazilian wood stump after it grows leaves, don't rush to put the stump in water in order to make it survive quickly. We can put it in a drier place.

Because the tree stump is hydroponically grown in water, it absorbs more water. Therefore, even if it is not placed in water for about a day, the water content will not decrease.

Add nutrient solution

When the leaves of the Brazilian wood stump turn yellow, we need to add special nutrient solution to the water. This will make the leaves of the Brazilian wood stump more green and shiny.

But we need to pay attention when we cultivate it: when adding nutrient solution to the rubber tree stump, do not add too much to prevent fertilizer damage and root rot.

Prefer warm environment

The Brazilian wood likes a warm environment and cannot withstand the cold. The suitable temperature during the growth period is 20 to 30 degrees. Therefore, in winter, we can move the hydroponic Brazilian wood stump to a room above 15 degrees for maintenance to prevent the temperature from being too low and the tree growth from being slow.

In the hot summer, the Brazilian wood piles need to be well ventilated to prevent the air from being too humid. In addition, due to the hot weather, Brazilian wood stumps may have black rot roots, so it is important to observe and pay attention to it in a daily manner.

Keep in a place with diffuse light

The Brazilian wood does not require much sunlight, but the Brazilian wood stumps require more sunlight , especially the hydroponic Brazilian wood stumps.

We can keep it in a place with scattered light indoors during the high temperature in summer. At the same time, the water-grown Brazilian wood must be well ventilated and properly shaded to prevent the leaves from being sunburned and the roots of the hydroponic Brazilian wood stump from being sunburned.