Precautions for transplanting green radish: transplanting methods and watering techniques

The growth requirements of the green ivy are not high in the environment. As long as the temperature is suitable, it can grow well all year round. Therefore, when repotting the green ivy, you can repot it in any season as long as the temperature is suitable.

Pothos grows all year round, but it is best to transplant it from April to August because this is the period when the growth of Pothos is most vigorous.

Points to note when transplanting green radish

1. Root pruning and drying

Before repotting the green radish, you should first tidy up its roots, cut off some old roots, dead roots, weak roots, diseased roots, and unhealthy roots, and then dry them in the sun for a while, or soak them in disinfectant solution, so that they will be easier to survive.

2. Soil for repotting

The soil used to repot the green ivy only needs to be loose, fertile and breathable. If you want it to grow better, you can mix some soil yourself, using leaf mold or peat soil, and add some garden soil. These together can increase air permeability and drainage.

Green radish transplanting management

After transplanting the green radish, water it thoroughly to keep the soil in the new pot slightly moist. However, do not water it too often, otherwise the roots will rot easily and water will accumulate, hindering the growth of the green radish.