How to grow green radish? Green radish cultivation methods and techniques

As people's living standards continue to improve, their requirements for quality of life are also getting higher and higher. In order to show their quality of life, people will grow some flowers and plants at home. Green radish is the most popular green ornamental plant to grow at home. Green radish has strong vitality and is evergreen all year round. It can purify the air and beautify the environment, but how should it be cultivated in normal times? I will write down its cultivation methods and techniques and share them with you in a while.

How to grow green radish

1. Soil farming

The green radish can be grown in a pot with soil. The soil for growing green radish should be loose, fertile, slightly acidic and well-ventilated. Before planting the green radish, it should be given enough basal fertilizer. The soil where the green radish is planted can be placed in an environment with sufficient scattered light. Fertilize once every ten days. Liquid organic fertilizer can be used.

2. Water-growing green radish

The vitality of the plant is very strong. In addition to being planted in the soil, it can also be cultivated directly in water. When cultivating the green radish in water, the roots of the green radish should be disinfected first, and then placed in a transparent glass flower pot, and an appropriate amount of ceramsite should be added to fix the roots of the green radish, and then an appropriate amount of clean water should be added. During the hydroponic cultivation of green radish, the water needs to be changed in time, and an appropriate amount of liquid fertilizer should be added every ten days.

How to grow green radish

1. Chlorophytum cochinchinensis is a foliage plant that likes a humid environment, but when cultivating it, you should also pay attention to the control of the humidity in the cultivation environment. It grows best when the humidity is between 60 and 70, and its leaves are thick and green. If the indoor humidity is too low, spray water on its leaves in time, and if the humidity is too high, ventilate it in time.

2. Chlorophytum cochinchinensis is a shade-loving plant. Whether it is planted in the soil or cultivated in water, attention should be paid to the regulation of light. It is best to place it in an environment with sufficient scattered light. It must not be exposed to direct sunlight, otherwise its leaves will be burned by the strong light, causing the leaves to turn yellow and fall off, affecting its ornamental value.