How should you use water correctly for hydroponic Clivia?

Water quality: Put tap water into a transparent container, then place it under the sun for exposure, so that some substances in the tap water will precipitate out. Note that the water level should be moderate; if it is too high, it will submerge the pseudobulb and cause rot. If it is too shallow, it will not get enough water. Change the water frequently, and use a brush to gently brush away the algae.

Choice of water

When growing Clivia hydroponically, choosing the water is relatively important, because it cannot directly use tap water.

In fact, you can put tap water into a transparent container, then place it under the sun for exposure, so that some substances in the tap water will precipitate out. Generally, it is better when the color of the water turns green.

After the water has been treated, hydroponic growing can begin. Note that the water level should be moderate; if it is too high, it will cause the pseudobulb of the Clivia to be submerged and rot. If it is too shallow, it will not get an adequate supply of water.

Pay attention to water quality

When growing Clivia hydroponically, one very important point is to pay attention to the water used for hydroponics. If the water quality is too poor, it is very unfavorable to the growth of Clivia, and the water will lack oxygen and nutrients. Therefore, the water should be changed frequently.

Secondly, when growing Clivia hydroponically, after a long time, algae will appear. Algae will affect the respiration of the roots, so it should be removed frequently. You can gently brush it away with a brush.

In addition, you also need to frequently check whether the water used for hydroponics contains sufficient oxygen. The method of checking is also relatively simple: you can put a few small fish into the hydroponic container and see whether the small fish can move normally. If you find that the small fish always float to the surface, it means the oxygen in the water is not enough, and oxygen should be supplemented in time.

Other precautions

In fact, there is another very important point, which is that when growing hydroponically, you should maintain a suitable water temperature, so that the plant will grow normally.