Can Dendrobium officinale be hydroponically cultivated? Rooting method of hydroponically cultivated Dendrobium officinale

Can Dendrobium officinale be hydroponically cultivated?

Dendrobium can be grown in water or in soil. Generally, Dendrobium prefers a relatively humid environment. It is easier to survive in water. The cultivation method of soil is not troublesome. Just water it regularly. However, soil cultivation is easy to induce pests, so pest control work needs to be done.

Hydroponic cultivation method of Dendrobium officinale

1. Plant selection

For hydroponic cultivation of Dendrobium officinale, plants that have grown for more than two years need to be selected. Such plants are easy to survive. When planting, you only need to clean the soil at the roots and prune the bad roots, and do a good job of disinfection.

2. Container selection

It is best to use a transparent glass container for hydroponic Dendrobium officinale. You can also use a slightly larger plastic container. This will help the Dendrobium officinale receive sufficient sunlight and provide the plant with a larger growth space.

Precautions for growing Dendrobium officinale in water

1. Change water and add nutrient solution

Hydroponic Dendrobium officinale needs to change the water regularly and keep the container filled with one-third to one-half of water. In the hydroponic process, adding nutrient solution is more conducive to the growth of the plant, just a few drops at a time.

2. Choose the right lighting

In the early stage of hydroponics of Dendrobium officinale, just place it in a place with appropriate light exposure, and change the water about once a week. After half a month, you can appropriately increase the light and extend the water change cycle.