What fertilizer is good for green radish

1. What fertilizer to use

This plant is relatively easy to grow. As additional fertilizer, you can choose homemade organic fertilizer, which must be well decomposed. Do not use raw fertilizer. Organic fertilizers like bean cake water, various rotted chicken manure, compost, miscellaneous fertilizers, etc. can be used as fertilizers for green radish. Whether it is dry fertilizer or liquid fertilizer, it will not be a problem for green radish.

As for fertilizers, we can use compound fertilizers high in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, or we can use the vegan, slow-release vegan fertilizers available on the market. Generally, just sprinkle a few grains in a pot. This will provide a relatively long supply of fertilizer. For indoor maintenance, you can spray the leaves of the green radish with extremely dilute urea water. The concentration is generally less than one thousandth.

2. How to fertilize

When applying fertilizer to green radish, it is usually in spring, summer and autumn. Generally, dilute fertilizers are used. You can also use foliar fertilizers to spray the leaves, which will directly apply nutrients to the leaves, which is faster. Granular fertilizers, for example, are buried in the soil for a long time and do not need to be applied many times.

When supplementing nutrients for green radish, do not use concentrated fertilizers. It is generally better to use diluted thin fertilizers, which can be used several times during the growth period. Generally, growth stops in winter, so you should stop fertilizing, and resume fertilizing when it becomes warmer in spring.