Can red sun bulbs be planted directly in root water?

The breeding method is as follows:

1. Check the red sun cactus you bought. Clean the soil gently, check whether the roots take root by themselves (seeds grow by sowing), be careful when transplanting, and don't water too much.

2. It is suggested to use sandy loam or granular soil (which is beneficial to ventilation) and pad some base fertilizer under the soil. I like to put some organic soil under it.

3. Trim the root slightly, leave a slightly thicker root in a high temperature place and air it for a few days; If the temperature is low, pruning is not recommended. Pour some water on the soil, not too wet, not to drench the red cactus, then dig a small hole and gently put the red cactus in, and then go back and level the soil.

4. Move the seedlings to a cool and ventilated place for about 3 days. Bacteria and insects are easy to breed in high temperature, unventilated and humid places, and plant infection will rot. You can move outside and spray carbendazim or tobrazine. In the meantime, don't let it get wet outside; You can't sunbathe outdoors in summer. In order to ensure a certain illumination, plastic bags with incomplete light transmission can be used to shade, reducing shading by more than 50%; In cold weather, it can be kept indoors for heat preservation.

5. Water is based on local water vapor. Dry climate can spray a little water a week, not too wet; Generally speaking, water is poured about once every two weeks.

6. Generally, fertilization is once every month/kloc-0. Choose common flower fertilizer purchased by flower shops and apply a small amount of fertilizer each time. It has been seen to rot due to excessive fertilization. Some flower friends recommend the mixed application of urea, potassium dihydrogen phosphate and a small amount of calcium superphosphate. More sunshine and proper application of phosphate fertilizer can promote flowering. Just planted, there are buds before the roots grow, take off the buds in time.