Can the water used to raise fish be used to irrigate succulents?

Can fish water be used to water succulent plants?

The water used for raising fish can be used to water succulents. The water used for raising fish should be tap water, not other water sources. Generally, in addition to fish feces, the water used for raising fish will also contain some inorganic substances. After these substances are absorbed by succulents, the succulents will grow very strong.

The water used for fish farming cannot be used directly to water succulents, because the water used for fish farming may contain some volatile gases, which may affect the growth of succulents if used directly. Therefore, you can leave it for a few days before using it. Generally, you only need to water succulents with water for fish farming once every half a month.

The benefits of watering succulents with fish

1. Replenish water: The water used for raising fish is essentially water, but it is a water source that has been used for a long time. In addition to containing rich substances, this water source can also replenish water to succulents in a timely manner.

2. Provide nutrients: There will be more fish excrement in the water for fish farming, and these excrement can be used as organic fertilizer, which can allow succulents to obtain more nutrients.

How to water succulent plants with fish water

1. Sterilization

Generally, some bacteria may grow in the water source of fish farming after it is not used, so it needs to be sterilized before use. Generally, some drugs can be used to achieve this purpose.

2. Watering

There is basically no problem with the water for raising fish after sterilization, so it can be used as diluted liquid fertilizer. Usually, it can be poured directly along the edge of the root system of succulents.