Is the green radish suitable for a deep or shallow pot?

Should I use a deep or shallow pot for my green radish?

The depth of the pot for the green radish should be determined according to the size of the plant. Generally, the depth of the pot for a small green radish can be 10-15 cm. For a large green radish, the depth of the pot should be more than 30 cm. If it is too shallow, it will be detrimental to the growth of the plant.

In terms of flower pot material, clay pots are the most suitable for green ivy. This type of flower pot is both breathable and cost-effective. You can choose a white flower pot in color.

How to repot the green radish

1. Time to repot the green radish

The best time to repot the green radish is in spring, from April to May. The temperature is stable at this time, and it can quickly enter the growth state after repotting.

2. Watering after repotting the green radish

The green radish needs to be watered immediately after being repotted. This watering is used as rooting water, and normal management can be carried out afterwards. The next watering should wait until the soil is completely dry.

3. Things to note when repotting green radish

(1) Remove from the pot and trim the roots: First, carefully remove the green radish from the pot, check its root system, and then cut off all rotten, old, and dead roots.

(2) Planting in a pot: Place the green radish in a new pot and add nutrient soil. Gently compact the soil. The soil should be slightly lower than the edge of the pot to facilitate watering later.

(3) Post-care: It is best not to expose the newly repotted green radish to direct sunlight. After one to two weeks of care, place it in a well-lit area.