What to do if the green radish wilts after repotting

1. Reduce watering

The wilt of the green radish after repotting may be caused by excessive watering and water accumulation. You should reduce the amount of watering and wait until the soil is completely dry before watering. At this time, water it thoroughly. Watering when the soil is dry and then wet will help it recover its vitality. It is recommended to spray water on the leaves frequently to keep them moist and meet their water needs.

2. Pruning branches

If the green radish wilts, you can cut off the relatively long branches to force the roots to sprout again. Do not apply fertilizer and reduce watering at this time. You can try watering when your fingers can no longer touch the soil, and control the humidity of the soil in the pot.

3. Don’t sunbathe

The green radish does not need sunlight and can be placed in a cool place all year round. Wilting may be caused by direct sunlight, especially if the plant has just been repotted. It should be moved to a cool, shaded place immediately.