Can green radish be exposed to the sun?

1. Is it possible?

The green ivy is very shade-tolerant and is very afraid of direct sunlight. It can be exposed to sunlight, but only diffuse light. Because bright scattered light is beneficial to its growth and can make the leaves greener, but if it is exposed to strong light, it will cause the leaves to turn yellow or even fall off.

2. Four seasons maintenance

1. Summer: In summer, the temperature is too high and the sunlight is too strong and dazzling. At this time, you must not let it be exposed to the sun, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow and have burnt edges, which is not conducive to growth.

2. Spring and Autumn: The leaves can be exposed to sunlight in spring and autumn, and the bright scattered light will make them greener. 3. Winter: In winter, you can place it in a well-lit place on the balcony, where it can receive full sunlight in winter.

3. Notes

If you grow it indoors, you need to expose it to the sun for two days a week. If you keep it in the shade for a long time, it will cause the internodes to grow longer, become too tall, and the leaves will become smaller. Be careful not to place it next to the heater in winter.