Can the green radish grow again after being cut in late autumn? Can it survive after being cut?

1. Can the green radish continue to grow after being cut in late autumn?

The green radish can grow after being cut in late autumn, and can be propagated through leaves to produce a large amount of green radish.

1. Hydroponic green radish: It is propagated by leaf cuttings and asexual reproduction, and can be reproduced as long as the climate and environment are suitable. The climate in late autumn is suitable, so it can grow.

2. Soil-grown green radish: Generally, the healthy part of the green radish is selected as the new body, and then this part is cultivated in special water. After a period of time, when new roots and buds grow, it can be moved to a flowerpot for cultivation.

2. Can the green radish survive if it is cut in late autumn?

The green radish can survive after being cut in late autumn. The maintenance methods are as follows:

1. If there are many aerial roots on the cut branches, soak them in water, the aerial roots will break through the outer skin and grow white roots inside. Therefore, when pruning, it is recommended to find a part with many aerial roots and soak the aerial roots so that the roots will grow quickly.

2. The green radish is very strong and can be placed in a sunny place all year round. It has high requirements for humidity. When pruning the green radish in late autumn, you should pay attention to maintaining its humidity. It is best to control it at 60%-70%. Too high or too low will affect its growth.

3. It likes a warm and humid environment. You can often spray water on the leaves and the ground to keep the loam in the pot moist. In late autumn, apply compound fertilizer every 2 weeks.