How to hydroponically cultivate Ficus ginseng

Conditions for hydroponic cultivation of Ficus ginseng

Ficus ginseng is a light-loving plant and can also adapt to semi-shady environments, but of course not for too long. The water requirements for hydroponic ginseng fig do not need to be too high, and the maintenance conditions of hydroponic ginseng fig are also not high. You only need to place the plant in a well-lit location, change the water on time (once every 15-20 days), and add some nutrient solution appropriately. This can promote the healthy growth of the plants, increase vitality and enhance their ornamental value.

The specific process of hydroponic ginseng banyan

Hydroponics Week 1

The water needs to be changed frequently in the first week. Generally speaking, it is best to change the water every other day and more than three times a week. At this time, it is necessary to add water stabilizer when changing the water to ensure water quality and maintain stable growth of the plants.

Hydroponics Week 2

This week the water change frequency is changed to three times a week

Hydroponics Week 3

After this week, the water should be changed once a week. If there is green algae in the water, the frequency of water changes can be reduced appropriately to avoid competing with the ginseng fig for oxygen, which may cause the plant to wither or die due to lack of oxygen.

Precautions for hydroponic ginseng ficus

It is best to use purified water or water that has been exposed to the sun for one hour for hydroponics of ginseng fig. After one month of cultivation, it can be replaced with tap water. In addition, no nutrient solution should be added to the newly watered ginseng fig within one month, because the roots of the plant may have an immune response to the new medium. It is best to add nutrient solution every time you change the water after one month. The recommended nutrient solution at this time is Clivia nutrient solution.