Tips for growing lisianthus in water

1. Pruning branches

Before growing lisianthus in water, you need to do some simple pruning of its branches. First, trim off the rotten flower stalks and the leaves at the bottom, cutting a section at a 45° angle at the bottom. In this way, the branches will absorb water better after being inserted into the water, and they need to be pruned again every 2 days.

2. Water level

The height of the water level is also very important, which many flower lovers often overlook. The water level should be more than 1/3 of the vase. If conditions permit, you should add some preservatives to extend its flowering period.

3. Water change time

If no preservative is added, the water should be changed once a day. Water with preservative can be changed every 3-4 days. When changing the water, you should also clean the vase, or disinfect it with disinfectant to kill some bacteria.

4. Placement

When caring for it, do not always expose it to sunlight, as this will accelerate the evaporation of water in the lisianthus and shorten its survival period. It should be placed away from air outlets, especially away from the air outlet of the air conditioner, and the ventilation does not need to be too good.