Used to think hydroponics were the welfare of lazy people, so they could live by cutting a branch in the water. It's hot when flowers are blooming, and the yellowier the leaves, the worse the roots are slimy; it's too much meat, and the water is soft for months to understand — not all flowers can be in the water for a long time, and choosing is more important than anything。
The rich bamboo is my home's "old-age birthday star" and has been in green for three years. Don't believe in the "cruising iron" thing, i tried, but the water's a mess; in fact, as long as the water is clean and there's a flash of light by the window, don't let the balcony blow cold in the winter, otherwise the leaves will turn into a "little horn."。
I've got a lot of money in my family, so i change water once a week, and i'm still running new leaves。
The daffodils are the “ceremonial sense” of every year, but the daffodils of the daffodils stand in a glass bottle like a little fairy — roots around the tubs, leaves grow up, and flowers are full of sweets. It has to be “tightly”: at least five hours a day in the sun, otherwise the leaf masters will pull, like they haven't woken up; the temperature will not exceed 15°c, or the water will run fast; or the root will stick to the bottle wall, and it will break。
I've tried both: pure water-fed leaves are small but spiritual, like a bunch of little green umbrellas; half-earth leaves are big enough to cover a bottle, like a diet. But either way, it has to be tanned! I put the copper weed on the living room couch a few days ago, and the leaves were so yellow that they were tanned on the balcony for three days, and they came back in green; in winter, they had to be put in the house, or frozen overnight, and the leaves turned into “battered fan”。
The green rad is a "spare winner" with three vines in the water and a week with white roots. It's that root is "cut" when it's too long -- otherwise it's entangled, water stinks, and it grabs the nutrients of the leaves。
My home has had a year of emerald water, and the vines are down half a metre, sometimes with thin nutrients, leaves bright enough to see people, on television, and even the reflection of the screen is softening。
I used to use a common wide-port bottle, and the leaves swung to the surface, and the center turned upside down; a vase with a water-covered net was replaced, the leaves were placed on the internet, and the roots fell into the water, and it was all right. The chandelier is softer than the earth, and the leaves are thin, hanging on the balcony like a green “basket”, and the wind blows and it heals。
Although some say “toxic”, dripping sounds are safe as long as they don't touch their juice and the drops on their leaves. My family's dripping acoustic for two years, and it's never been in the water, and it's got its roots in the water -- leaves spread like big palms, they're in the living room, they suck out air conditioning. You say it's evil
I just don't know how to raise it。
It is now clear that hydroponics are not “plugging”, but rather “fruitful for water”. Those that can only be bred for short periods of time, such as venom, meat, play, and long-term maintenance is really `torturing each other'。
Instead of taking the time to save the dying hydroponics, it's better to choose these six, which, without much effort, will keep green -- it's not better than anything
Have you ever had a water pedal? Let's try these again
