Can Kirin flower be hydroponically cultivated? Hydroponics cultivation method

Can Qilin flower be hydroponically cultivated?

Kylin can be hydroponically cultivated. Both hydroponics and soil cultivation are suitable for it, depending on personal preference. Generally, soil-cultivated Kylin is more convenient and worry-free to cultivate, so it is mostly used in office places, while hydroponics Kylin is mostly used in balconies or bedrooms, which can increase the beauty of the environment.

Qilin flower hydroponic cultivation method

1. Pruning:

Cut the branches and place them in a cool place to dry, then put them in clean water for cultivation, and add an appropriate amount of nutrient solution to supplement dissolved oxygen. You can also clean the roots of the plant and put it in clean water for cultivation.

2. Water level:

When placing the branches in the container, do not place them directly on the water surface. They should be placed three millimeters away from the water surface and the plants should be placed in a cool and ventilated place.

3. Temperature:

Special attention should be paid to the temperature requirements of the Kirin flower in winter. The Kirin flower is not cold-resistant and needs water temperature above 10°C to survive.

Precautions for growing Kirin flower in water

1. Water source selection:

The Kylin flower can be removed from the soil pot and the roots of the plant can be cleaned and hydroponically cultivated. Kylin flower is not an aquatic plant, so remember not to use polluted water when hydroponically cultivating it, and the nutrient solution needs to be replaced regularly to increase the dissolved oxygen required by the plant.

2. Temperature control:

In terms of temperature, it is especially important to note that the temperature in winter should not be too low, as it will cause leaves to fall off. The concentration of the nutrient solution should not be too high, and the plant should not be exposed to sunlight for a long time, otherwise it will cause regression, affect the appearance of the plant, and even cause root rot and death.