Can plum blossoms be hydroponically cultivated? Methods and precautions for rooting in hydroponics

Can plum blossoms be grown hydroponically?

Plum blossoms can be grown hydroponically, but they are not suitable for long-term cultivation in water, as this will result in insufficient nutrient supply, thus shortening the life of the plum blossoms, reducing their flowering rate and even their survival rate. Therefore, more people will choose to grow plum blossoms in soil.

Generally speaking, soil-grown plum blossoms can provide more sufficient nutrients, increase their flowering rate and survival rate, prolong their flowering period, and be more conducive to people's daily appreciation.

Hydroponic cultivation method of plum blossom

1. Container: Before hydroponically cultivating plum blossoms, you should choose a hydroponic container of appropriate size. Generally, it should be a transparent container that is not too deep and the mouth of the bottle should not be too large.

2. Select seedlings: Choose a branch that has good growth, is free of pests and diseases, and has certain buds. The branch should be about 5-10 cm. Such branches can promote better growth and development of plum blossoms.

3. Pruning: After selecting the seedlings, the plum blossoms need further pruning. It is best to prune them obliquely, which is more conducive to the plum blossoms absorbing water.

Precautions for growing plum blossoms in water

1. Temperature: Plum blossom is a sun-loving plant, but at the same time it also has a certain ability to withstand low temperatures. When hydroponically cultivating plum blossoms, it is necessary to provide it with sufficient light, and the temperature is generally controlled at around 18℃-20℃ for best results.

2. Water level : The water level should be about one-third of the flower branch. You can also add some growth liquid to the water to accelerate the growth of plum blossoms.