How to switch from hydroponic green radish to soil culture? Just four simple steps!

How to transfer hydroponic green radish to soil culture

1. First of all, you need to deal with the green radish grown in water. Because it grows in water for a long time, the root system has changed a lot, the root hairs have degenerated, and the texture is relatively fragile. Before planting, the roots must be pruned first, and the old, rotten, and a small number of good roots must be cut off. Afterwards, rinse it with clean water and place it in a cool place and wait for 30 minutes before planting it in the soil.

2. After drying, the roots will become slightly harder and will not break when planted in the soil. Then you need to choose the soil. It is best to choose some loose humus soil with good air permeability, plus about 1/3 pure sand, and you can also add some fungicide.

3. Another point you need to note is that when putting the plant in the pot, be sure not to press hard in the middle of the soil. Then, make the pot firm and then water it thoroughly. Then, place it in a cool and ventilated place to grow it slowly. It is best not to use fertilizer within a month.

4. When watering later, you need to use water that has been dried in the sun and place it in a cool place for about seven days. You need to spray water on the leaves every day to create a good and suitable growth environment.