My aquarium hydroponic setup for now! More in comments!!
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Hydroponics & Semi-hydroponics
This is the place to share your experiences with growing plants hydroponically or semi-hydroponically.
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Hi! I just got this new hydroponic baby rubber plant, does anyone have any tips to help it thrive?
I got this tiny hydroponic garden for a steal! I’m already growing herbs and tomatoes in my bigger aerogardens so I wanted to try growing dwarf zinnias in this small one. I’m not sure they are really dwarf though, some stems are over 12” already. They look a little rough, but they are flowering!
Update on my peace lily, still giving drama. The New leaves that have developed since transplant in water. I'm not really sure how much rhizome should be exposed. Any tips ?
Almost died in the soil previously, with stunted growth. Switching to hydro to see if it is better experience, had her for a year. Wanna take you guys on this recovery journey. Any suggestions? Tips ?
Should I move this beauty into a bigger vase? It’s an arrowhead that almost died on me when it was in dirt two years ago and has thrived in water (except over the winter it got a bit weak).
For backstory, I was gifted over 100 plants one night. It was a long night. This guy really needed some love and I am so proud of him! Next, the hard part, I’m not familiar with hydroponics but some of the gifted plants are well established hydro plants. What is my best way to transplant this dude once I’ve established a more solid root system? I’m upgrading his glass jar to a larger one tomorrow and continuing to keep him in water. What are those little balls called? Do I need moss? What do I do or need or look for and where is the best place to buy it (I live in Toronto so fellow Canadians let me know) because I try to be budget friendly. Everything I have is in soil but the hydroponics plants are so much healthier and easier to take care of!!
My first try with semi hydro, any tips or recommendations would be awesome.
Decided to try and grow this in water indefinitely. How often do I need to fertilize it?
Got my babies a grow light! Is this considered Bright, Indirect Sunlight? I have it on level 2. POV though the plants are in the corner of my window, the sun does not directly touch that corner.
I am about to try my luck with leca clay balls. I’ve had pothos in water before and propagations with a lot of success. My question is what do you suggest I try in leca first?
I grew this back from justice with the roots and water so far and it’s produced this beautiful leaf. I wonder as if I should put it back into soil now or just leave it in the water and allow it to make more leaves.
My Lady Valentine Aglaonema loves her new water and leca setup, but I wonder how often do y'all do a complete water change? I'm about every 2 weeks and the bottom water smells a little rotten. Thanks!
I have two spider plants, and baby pothos start growing hydroponically in my fish tank. My spider plants are thriving!
Unsure why the system replaced my initial post of my Standleyana and Persian shield... but here they are for the initial transition.
My semi-hydro moss-pole setup for my Burle Marx and Adansonii
So my Standleyana seems to have taken to it fairly well... the Persian Shield on the other hand was completely wilted when I woke up today. I made an emergency humidity tent using a Brawny Paper towel wrapper and hes perked back up..lol. Going to look for a more permanent "tent" setup until his roots are established...
My variegated alocasia ‘frydek’ in a semi-hydroponic (leca and sphagnum moss) setup 🤍 This plant has thrived since going semi-hydro and living in my IKEA greenhouse cabinet!!
My lil propagation station 😍🫶🏾🌱
Any more experienced plant people could give me some advice? I planted my alocasia black velvet in pumice a few weeks ago and its started to look like this. I dont see many new water roots were as my other alocasia who i put in leca the same time is thriving. Im scared the roots are rotting but the plant seems unchanged any advice?























