How much water does the green radish need?

1. How much water is needed

It is also relatively convenient to plant green radish in water, and it is very common in daily life. When planting green radish in water, there is no fixed amount of water needed. It is mainly determined by the height of the container and the height of the green radish. For the green ivy, the water level is also a very important factor. When adding water, make sure that most of the roots are submerged, and at least 85% of the roots are in the water. Only by maintaining this range can water absorption proceed normally and will not affect or hinder future growth.

If the amount of water is not appropriate, the growth will be affected. If too little water is added, most of the roots will be suspended above the water surface. The roots cannot absorb water, which will lead to weak growth and yellowing of leaves. If too much water is added, the lower part will be soaked in water, which may cause rot and affect later growth.

2. What to do if the amount of water is inappropriate

1. Too little: If the amount of water added is too little, it feels like most of the roots are not soaked in water. This situation is easier to solve. Just add appropriate amount of water.

2. Too much: If there is too much water, you need to take out the plant first and then pour out some of the water.