What to do if the leaves of the green radish turn yellow? The reason why the leaves of the green radish turn yellow

The green radish is a favorite green foliage plant to grow at home. Its leaves are evergreen all year round and can absorb carbon dioxide, methanol and formaldehyde in the air to purify the air and beautify the environment. However, many people find that the leaves of the green radish turn from green to yellow in the process of growing the green radish, which significantly reduces its ornamental value. How should we deal with this? What is the reason for the yellowing of the leaves of the green radish?

1. Improper watering

Normally, when many people grow green ivy, they are afraid that the green ivy will not absorb enough water, so they water it every day. However, excessive watering will not only fail to promote the growth of the green ivy, but will also make the leaves of the green ivy turn yellow, lose their luster, and stop growing. The best way to deal with it is to place the green ivy tray in a ventilated and cool place, and wait until the soil is completely dry, then put it back into the flowerpot. In this way, the yellowing of its leaves will change significantly.

2. Lighting issues

Light problems are also the main reason for the yellowing of the leaves of the green radish. The green radish is a shade-loving plant. It cannot be placed in strong sunlight, otherwise its leaves will be burned, turn yellow and fall off. However, when growing green radish, it cannot be placed in a cold environment without sunlight, otherwise its leaves will turn yellow due to lack of chlorophyll. If the leaves of the green radish turn yellow due to excessive light, you need to move it to a cool environment and water it appropriately. If the leaves turn yellow due to lack of light, move it to an environment with sufficient light.

3. Fertilization issues

Too much or too little fertilizer is also the main reason for the leaves of the green radish to turn yellow. If you apply concentrated fertilizer to the green radish and its leaves turn yellow, you should stop fertilizing immediately. If the situation is serious, you should also wash away some of the fertilizer with clean water in time or directly replace the potting soil. If too little fertilizer causes the leaves of the green radish to turn yellow, you need to apply top dressing in time, but if the potting soil becomes compacted, you don’t need to apply top dressing, and you need to directly replace the new potting soil.