What should I do with hydroponic sweet potatoes?

The practice of hydroponic sweet potato bonsai is very simple. Don't throw away the takeout box you have eaten. If you don't have such a takeaway box at hand, we can also find other plastic boxes instead. Then pour an appropriate amount of water into the box, accounting for 1/2 of the container, and then put the germinated sweet potato root down into the container. Three or four days, at most seven days, the roots of sweet potatoes can grow many roots. At this time, it is necessary to ensure that there is no water shortage in the container, and the amount of water should not exceed the roots of sweet potatoes. In a few days, the sweet potato leaves will grow slowly.

The soil cultivation of sweet potatoes is also very simple. We can find a flowerpot and put some soil in it. Put the germinated sweet potato into the soil horizontally, and spray a proper amount of water on the soil surface to make it fully moist. In the next few days, we just need to make the soil fully wet, and the sweet potato plants that grow are very easy to feed.