Transferring soil plants to hydroponic is quite possible if you follow the right steps. Rather than waiting on germinating seeds and growling seedlings, you can simply send them into the soil...
The following materials are required for transferring your soil plant into a hydroponic system:
A plant from dirt.
Water to wash off the root system.
Growing medium.
Net pots.
Hydroponic system.
1. Use Matured Plants Only
2. Remove Plants From Soil
3. Remove Soil And Clean The Plant
4. Place In Hydroponic Net Pots
5. Add Appropriate Nutrients
6. Leave Set Up In The Dark
The first thing is to obtain your plant or seedlings and make sure they are fit enough for the transition. Use seedlings that are at least 3 inches tall.
Next, carefully give the root a little tap and remove the dirt around the plants still ensuring the root is safe. After doing this, go ahead and rinse the plant with water...
The transition of soil plants into a hydroponic system needs to be done accurately to avoid plant shock. If you follow our guidelines, you can be sure of a successful transition.