Monstera In Vase Diy Kit - Hydroponics

Monstera In Vase Diy Kit - HydroponicsThis Monstera in a vase stands out from all angles! We call it hydroponics for 'dummies'! Thanks to its growth in a vase, you can not only enjoy its striking leaves emerging above the vase but also witness the remarkable root growth in the water. This Monstera grows in a vase with water, which is also known as hydroponics. This allows you to gradually see the room plant's roots grow in the water, creating a beautiful and remarkable display that is

This Monstera in a vase stands out from all angles! We call it hydroponics for 'dummies'! Thanks to its growth in a vase, you can not only enjoy its striking leaves emerging above the vase but also witness the remarkable root growth in the water. This Monstera grows in a vase with water, which is also known as hydroponics. This allows you to gradually see the room plant's roots grow in the water, creating a beautiful and remarkable display that is easy to care for. Height vase + Mostera: +/- 30 -35 cmVase dimensions: 12 x 17 cm Here's how to create your own Monstera in a vase: Clean the vase and fill the bottom with room-temperature water. Remove the plastic nursery pot from the plant and gently remove most of the potting soil from the roots, minimizing damage to the roots. Rinse away any remaining potting soil residue by holding the roots under running water, and then place the houseplant in the vase. Make sure only the roots are partially submerged in the water. Done! Simple, right? We thought so too. Now, all you have to do is find a nice spot for it. Important - Do not fully submerge the roots in the water; fill the water level to about halfway up the roots. This ensures the roots receive enough oxygen. It's also important to note that the Monstera is toxic to both pets and young children. Light requirements – The Monstera in a vase thrives best in partial shade or in a well-lit location with indirect sunlight. Avoid direct sunlight for the Monstera. Watering – We recommend changing the water every two weeks. Lift the Monstera out of the vase, discard the water, clean the vase if necessary, and refill it with room-temperature water.