Coriander grow in water bottle 💦🍶#shorts #viral

[EnIgMaTiC]

Guys its called epsom salt. Helps plants grow

[maithrinaik]

Which powder u did in this please mention

[tilakprajapat]

Hello aapne Esme y kiska powder daala hai ???

[divasg]

It should be sugar.
Salt is for crispy pickle. It will pull out moisture from plant.

[lubaba]

Jst put it in normal water untill it get well to grow in soil. Then replace it into soil for further growth. It can make the corriander better.

[rabilahbanu]

Hi, quick question I did this . The coriander did start growing . Before going for my 3 days trip, I changed the water. But when I return I saw the colour of water was unclear n the roots became soggy, they stink too. Can I know why

[sonalsolanki]

Whizz powder u added in this water while putting korhmir

[maniashok]

Can we try others like pudina, methi etc

[darshuvishnu]

Guys is it healthy to grow and eat from plastic bottles ?

[lubaba]

If you were to add sugar to a hydroponic system, it could potentially have a few effects, but they may not be beneficial for coriander growth:

1. **Microbial Growth:** Sugar can serve as a food source for certain microbes, including bacteria and fungi. While some beneficial microbes could aid plant growth, others could be harmful and lead to diseases or root rot if the balance is disrupted.

2. **Algae Growth:** Sugar can also promote algae growth in the nutrient solution. Algae growth can compete with plants for nutrients and oxygen, potentially hindering coriander growth.

3. **Osmotic Stress:** If sugar concentrations become too high, it could create osmotic stress for the plant roots, affecting water uptake and nutrient absorption.

In summary, while small amounts of sugar may not cause immediate harm, adding sugar to a hydroponic system is generally not recommended as it can disrupt the balance of the system and potentially lead to negative outcomes for plant health. It's best to rely on properly formulated hydroponic nutrient solutions for providing essential nutrients to coriander plants.

[lubaba]

Salt is not typically used as a nutrient in hydroponic systems. In fact, salt can be harmful to plants if present in high concentrations as it can disrupt the osmotic balance of the plant and inhibit water uptake. Additionally, excessive salt levels can lead to nutrient imbalances and plant stress. Therefore, it's best to avoid using salt as a nutrient in hydroponic systems and instead rely on specialized hydroponic nutrient solutions formulated for plant growth.

[nailabegum]

Did all the herbs grow including cilantro?

[shumathievandayar]

Don't think he even knows himself. Scams. Why don't u say. What u using.

[bandibhavani]

Without giving any information just showing is not good

[albertdavis]

Didn’t even say what you put in the water