Can mosquito repellent grass be grown hydroponically?

Can mosquito repellent grass be grown hydroponically?

Mosquito repellent grass can be grown in hydroponics, and compared to soil cultivation, hydroponics is cleaner and can add a touch of green to the home. It can also repel mosquitoes in the summer, and the effect is very good. In addition, soil-grown mosquito repellent grass can also be converted to hydroponics for maintenance.

Methods and key points of hydroponic cultivation of mosquito repellent grass

1. Choose a container

To grow hydroponic mosquito repellent grass, you need to choose a bottle that matches the plant. You can make it yourself or buy it. The container needs to be cleaned and disinfected before use.

2. Remove soil and wash roots

If the mosquito repellent grass is converted from soil culture to hydroponics, it is necessary to remove the soil and wash the roots, and thoroughly clean the organic matter attached to the roots of the plant, otherwise it will easily be attacked by diseases and pests.

3. Carry out hydroponics

After cleaning the roots of the mosquito repellent grass, you can put it in a container, add an appropriate amount of water, and fix it. Do not immerse the leaves in water, otherwise it will easily cause the leaves to rot.

Precautions for water-grown mosquito repellent grass

Mosquito repellent grass needs to have its water changed regularly during the water culture process. Generally, the water needs to be changed every 4-5 days. When changing the water, the container needs to be cleaned and an appropriate amount of nutrient solution added to it. If properly maintained, the plant will be able to take root in about 15-20 days.