Can Dendrobium officinale survive in water? How to grow Dendrobium officinale in water

1. Can it survive in water?

Dendrobium officinale can not only be cultivated in soil, but also in water and can survive. Dendrobium officinale likes a humid environment, so it can also adapt to a water-based environment. Now there is hydroponic nutrient solution that can provide nutrients and supplement the nutrients it needs, which can promote the normal growth of hydroponic Dendrobium officinale plants. It is very convenient to grow Dendrobium officinale in water. It is relatively clean and hygienic, does not produce too much garbage, and is more ornamental. The Dendrobium officinale plant is also quite beautiful when paired with a glass bottle. Placing it on the table in the living room can add vitality.

2. How to cultivate water

1. Prepare containers: Before growing Dendrobium officinale in water, you must first prepare a suitable container. You can use a glass bottle with a small diameter, or you can use a hydroponic container with a small basket. You also need to prepare some stones and pine bark.

2. Process the plants: Select healthy plants, wash them in clean water, remove the soil, cut off the old and rotten roots, soak them in a carbendazim solution for disinfection, then take them out and dry them.

3. Carry out hydroponics: Put some stones in the container, put a few layers of pine bark on it, put the Dendrobium officinale in, and add appropriate amount of water. The water should not cover all the roots, generally more than two-thirds is enough.