What should I do if the roots of a large pot of green radish are rotten? Do I need to water it after the rotten roots are potted?

1. What to do if the roots rot

1. Turn the plant upside down, carefully trim the rotten roots, clean the healthy parts, and place it in a cool place to air dry.

2. Remove the soil from the pot, pick out the rotten roots hidden in the soil, and expose the soil to the sun until it is relatively dry and fluffy.

3. For replanting, soak the trimmed and healthy green radish in a diluted potassium permanganate solution for 3-5 minutes, then take it out and let it air-dry in a cool place to fully disinfect and sterilize it.

4. Replant the plant with new soil, place it in a bright and ventilated place, keep the soil moist, and wait for the roots to grow.

2. Do you need to water after the rotten roots are potted?

1. You only need to water it appropriately, keep the cultivation soil slightly moist and breathable, and provide the necessary water to the green radish.

2. If it is summer, do not water the rotten roots. Wait until the surface of the soil in the pot is dry and white before watering. Also, do not allow water to accumulate in the pot.

3. If the planting soil is watered too much, it will become compacted and not breathable, and the roots will easily rot. Loose and breathable soil must be used, so there is no need to water it deliberately.

4. Do not water at noon or when the temperature is high. The culture soil will easily condense at this time, and the air cannot contact the roots, which can easily increase root rot.