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In the previous issue, I shared with you how to hydroponically grow plants in a fish tank. Many friends were interested in seeing how to hydroponically grow sweet potatoes in a fish tank, so today's tutorial is here. Sweet potatoes are very suitable for hydroponic growth in a fish tank. Not only do they have well-developed roots, but they can also purify the water. First, when selecting sweet potatoes, try to choose thick, round sweet potatoes with roots, as they are easier to root. Then, hang the sweet potato on the edge of the fish tank. The method is also very simple. You can use a chopstick to pierce the sweet potato and place it directly on the edge of the fish tank, so that the bottom of the sweet potato can touch the water surface. Alternatively, you can use two iron wires twisted into hooks and hang them on the edge of the fish tank so that the bottom of the sweet potato can touch the water surface. Alternatively, you can use two iron wires twisted into hooks and hang them on the edge of the fish tank. It's that simple. Next, just wait for it to root and sprout. Have you learned it? Follow me for more daily tips on indoor planting.
In the previous issue, I shared with you how to hydroponically grow plants in a fish tank. Many friends were interested in seeing how to hydroponically grow sw…
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- Hydroponic Growth of Sweet Potatoes in Fish Tank
- Introduction
- Previous Issue
- Interest in Sweet Potatoes
- Benefits of Sweet Potatoes
- Well-developed Roots
- Water Purification
- Selection of Sweet Potatoes
- Thick and Round
- Presence of Roots
- Methods of Hanging
- Chopstick Method
- Iron Wire Hooks
- Waiting for Growth
- Conclusion
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