How to change asparagus fern soil culture to hydroponic culture

1. Remove the dirt

First, wait until the soil is almost dry, then take it out of the soil. Be careful not to damage its roots. Most of the mud on its taproot needs to be retained.

2. Clean the roots

Then remove the excess soil on its roots, clean its roots, cut off some rotten or old roots, and then disinfect the roots.

3. Choose a container

Choose a bottle of suitable size for it, preferably a glass bottle, which will look better. Then clean the bottle and fill it with water that has been dried in the sun for many days. The mouth of the bottle should be large enough so that you can add some gravel to the bottom and put the plant in. Be careful not to let the water be higher than the roots.

4. Sprinkle water to keep moist

After finishing, you can spray some water on its leaves to keep it moist, and then place it in a windy area to let it grow for a while and adapt to the new environment. It is best to place it in a lighted area so that it can recover faster.

5. Water maintenance

1. In the beginning, you should change the water every three days. After half a month, you can change the water to once every four or five days. You can also decide the number of times to change the water according to changes in temperature. If the temperature is very high, you should change the water more often; if the temperature is low, change the water less often. You don't have to change all the water every time, just one third or two thirds will be fine.

2. Use diffused light to maintain it. If it grows yellow leaves, don't be too nervous. As long as you take good care of its roots, the leaves will naturally recover. Pay attention to ventilation and let it see diffused light.