Caring For Your Table Top Trees
Table Top Trees' hydroponic plants are an excellent way to bring greenery into your home without the hassle of soil. These plants are low-maintenance, mess-free, and pest-free, making them a perfect addition to any space. Here’s how you can keep your hydroponic plants thriving:
1. Change the Water Regularly
Fresh water is essential for the health of your hydroponic plants. Change the water in your pots weekly to keep it fresh, and prevent algae formation.
2. Use Foliar Fertilizer
Since Table Top Trees don’t grow in soil, foliar fertilizer sprays are a good way to provide essential minerals. Spray the recommended amount of foliar fertilizer onto the leaves, to keep your Table Top Trees healthy and vibrant.
3. Keep Them in Indirect Light
Most Table Top Trees are indoor plants that thrive in bright, indirect light. Place them near a window with filtered sunlight or in a well-lit room. Avoid direct sunlight as it may scorch the leaves, and heat up the water reservoir.
4. Trim and Prune as Needed
To maintain their shape and encourage healthy growth, trim any yellow, limp or dead leaves. Pruning also helps improve airflow around the plant, preventing any potential fungal growth.
5. Keep the Container Clean
Every few weeks, clean the container with mild soap and water to prevent algae buildup. Rinse thoroughly before refilling it with fresh water and nutrients.
6. Watch for Signs of Stress
Having a few leaves yellow at the beginning is normal, as your Table Top Tree is adjusting to a new environment. However if the whole plant is turning yellow/ limp, or if the new shoots are yellowing, it may need fresh water, more nutrients, or a better-lit spot. Observing these signs early can help you make the necessary adjustments.
With these simple care tips, your Table Top Trees will continue to thrive effortlessly. Enjoy the beauty of greenery without the mess and fuss of soil-based plants!
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