How to grow water-grown green radish to a large size?

How to grow green radish in water

Chlorophytum comosum likes a hot and humid semi-shady environment. It cannot tolerate direct sunlight. Its leaves will easily turn yellow and fall off under strong light. It cannot tolerate cold. The wintering temperature should not be lower than 10 degrees. It likes humus-rich, loose, fertile, and slightly acidic soil. Chlorophytum comosum grown in water can bloom in a month.

1. Change water regularly

When growing green radish in water, it has very high requirements for water quality. You can change the water regularly to keep the water clean and hygienic. At the beginning of hydroponics, you can change the water once a day. After it survives, you can change the water every 7-10 days. When changing the water, you can clean the bottle thoroughly.

2. Supplement nutrients

The green radish grown in water also needs to be supplemented with nutrients. You can apply nutrient solution every ten days or so, and spray a little diluted potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaves to keep the leaves green and fresh, making it bloom faster.

3. Astigmatism

Chlorophytum is a sun-loving plant. During water cultivation, it can be placed in a bright, diffused light area, maintaining soft diffuse light to avoid burns to the plant. In summer, pay attention to shading and sun protection, and it can be moved to a semi-shaded area for maintenance.

Precautions for the maintenance of water-grown green radish

When growing green radish in water, you need to pay attention to the choice of water quality. You can choose purified water or clean rainwater. If you use your own tap water, you need to let it stand for 1-2 days in advance. In addition, green radish grown in water likes a warm environment. It should be moved indoors for maintenance in winter, with the temperature above 10 degrees, so that it can safely overwinter.