To change the original potted plant into hydroponics for maintenance, first drag the root of the plant by hand, take it out of the basin, shake off the soil in the basin and trim it. Pruning is mainly to cut off rotten roots or overgrown branches. After cutting, wash gently with water, clean up the soil on the root, and do not leave any soil in the gap between the roots. After washing, separate a bunch of them one by one, and put them into the container of hydroponics for curing.
In the first three days of soil culture transplantation into the water, water should be changed every day to avoid infection, and then water should be changed once every two or three days to adapt the root system to the water environment. After about ten days, water can be changed once a week.
Cut the stem of a pothos on a healthy mother plant. You can use some branches that are too long and too dense on the mother plant or have damage. It's better to have air roots, which is better to survive. Remove the leaves under the stems and branches, insert them into the clean water, change the water every day, and after a few days, the stems and branches will grow new roots, and then become new plants for hydroponics.
The water quality of hydroponic plants should be kept clean a few days ago. The leaves on the branches should not be immersed in the water, or they will be soaked and rotted, causing bacteria to pollute the water quality, so as to prevent the branches from rotting before they take root.
