How to grow green radish in fish tank hydroponics to make it more vigorous

The plant Pothos can be grown in soil or in water. Fish feces is a natural fertilizer, so you can also use a fish tank to grow Pothos hydroponically. The water in the fish tank should preferably be natural water such as rainwater, river water, well water, etc. Just remember to change the water regularly in the later stage.

Key points for cultivating green radish in aquarium hydroponics

1. Suitable temperature

The most important thing to pay attention to when growing green radish in a fish tank is the temperature. The fish tank needs to receive more direct sunlight, and the indoor temperature should be between 12-20℃ to ensure the normal growth of the green radish.

2. Good water quality

The requirement of water for the hydroponic green radish in fish tank is very high. If the water quality is not good, it will damage the root system of the green radish and seriously affect the normal growth of the plant. The water of the hydroponic green radish in fish tank generally needs to be paddled 1-2 times a week, but in summer, it needs to be replaced every 2-3 days to ensure good water quality.

3. Use of nutrient solution

In fact, if you use a fish tank to grow green ivy hydroponically, you generally don’t need to add additional nutrient solution, because some nutrient solutions may be harmful to the small fish and may easily cause water quality to deteriorate.

Precautions for cultivating green radish in aquarium hydroponics

When growing green radish in a fish tank, special attention should be paid to root pruning. If the roots are rotten or too long, they must be cut short as soon as possible to avoid nutrient loss. In addition, the wound should be soaked in potassium permanganate solution for disinfection.