The benefits of hydroponics:

(1) First, it is more ornamental. Plants raised in water are generally more ornamental than those raised in soil, because they are set off by transparent water. If you add a beautiful container, it will be even more icing on the cake.

(2) Second, it is more hygienic. If you want to water the plants raised in the soil, you will spill them everywhere if you are not careful. Hydroponic plants do not have this concern.

Precautions for water conservation:

(1) Changing water is very important. Different seasons have different intervals. Spring and autumn are usually once a week to ten days. There are more times in summer, usually once every five to seven days. You don't have to be so frequent in winter, just once every ten days to half a month. Water can't be used directly from the faucet. Generally, it should be allowed to stand for two to three days, and then it can be used when the chlorine in it is almost dispersed.

(2) attention should be paid to the position of plant roots, and it is enough to keep half of them in water. Otherwise, it is not conducive to its absorption of air, and the growth of the corresponding plants will be weak.

(3) hydroponic plants also need fertilizer, but it is in liquid form, that is, nutrient solution. Generally speaking, twice a month is enough. Not too much.

(4) In addition, attention should be paid to ventilation, which can promote its growth.