What should I pay attention to when repotting the green radish and what kind of soil should I use?

1. Notes on changing pots

1. Pay attention to the time: When repotting the green radish, if you can choose the right time, it can adapt to the new environment quickly. It is better in spring, when it grows very fast after repotting and can adapt to the pot as soon as possible. Try to avoid doing this when it is too cold or too hot, as this can easily cause the plants to grow poorly.

2. Choosing a flower pot: It is extremely important to choose a flower pot of appropriate size before repotting. A pot that is too large or too small is not acceptable. If the pot is too small, the plant will not grow well; if the pot is too big, the roots will be suffocated. The flowerpot should be one or two circles larger than the original one, and at least 3-5cm larger than the plant, so as not to affect the future growth of the plant.

3. Root pruning: The roots should be properly pruned during repotting, and those roots that grow longer and denser should be cut off. If there are rotten roots, they should be cut off immediately. Do not remove all the soil on the roots, but keep a portion of it so that the plant can adapt to the new soil environment more quickly.

2. What kind of soil should be used

Whether you are growing green ivy or changing the soil in the pot, the soil must be sufficiently breathable and have good drainage. You can use loam containing a high level of humus or sandy soil. Before use, it needs to be disinfected with potassium permanganate or formalin.