How to hydroponically cultivate aloe vera? Can roots grow out even if there is no root?

1. How to hydroponically cultivate

1. Select the plant: Although aloe vera is a drought-resistant plant, it can be cultivated in water, has high ornamental value, and is easy to maintain and manage. Before hydroponics, you must first select a suitable aloe vera plant, which should be strong and vigorous, and a large plant with a well-developed and sturdy root system.

2. Cleaning and pruning: Before hydroponically cultivating aloe vera, gently shake off the soil attached to the roots, then soak the roots in water and slowly clean them to expose the white roots. Then comb the root system under the plant, cut off all the small roots, leaving the thick main roots, and shorten the roots that are too long. After pruning, place the plant in a cool and ventilated place to promote drying of the wound.

3. Prepare containers: It is also important to choose a suitable container. The size should match the plant itself, and it is best to be transparent.

4. Carry out hydroponics: Add an appropriate amount of water into the container, then put the aloe vera in. Make sure the water level can cover half of the roots, and add a little nutrient solution into the water.

2. Can roots be produced even without roots?

As long as you master the correct method, aloe vera without roots can be soaked in water to take root. After the roots grow stably, they can be cultivated and maintained in normal water culture.