How to grow hydroponic green radish beautifully

1. Hydroponic Materials

1. Hydroponic branches and leaves: The stronger the branches during hydroponics, the better. In other words, the stronger the branches and stems selected, the more beneficial it is. Such branches and stems are easier to survive when placed in a container filled with water. They can adapt quickly and usually take root in about 10 days. Be careful not to let the leaves enter the water, otherwise the water quality will deteriorate.

2. Whole plant hydroponics: This method is relatively simple, and directly separates the whole potted plant from the potting soil. The soil on the roots needs to be cleaned, and be sure to trim off the aging roots, rotten and withered roots, and then transplant them into water.

2. Pay attention to water changes

It is best to replace the water with water that is about the same temperature as room temperature, and change it every 3 days or so. After roots grow, you can change the water once a week. After tender leaves grow out, change the water once every 10 days. Sprinkle an appropriate amount of nutrient solution on the leaves to ensure their glossiness.

3. Adequate light

You can place it in a place with sufficient light, ensuring that it receives sunlight for more than 4 hours a day.

4. Replenish water

It likes a relatively humid environment, and you can water it appropriately when the leaves become dry. However, in winter, you must be careful not to have too large a temperature difference to prevent the plants from freezing or dying due to excessive temperature differences.

5. Pay attention to pruning

When its roots are too long, they can be pruned in time to prevent excessive loss of nutrients. If the roots are rotten, you can clean and disinfect them, and change the water every two days. Once they return to normal, you can change the water less often.