Can the green radish be repotted in summer?

1. Is it possible?

The adaptability of the green ivy is relatively strong, and the pot can be changed at any time as long as the temperature is well controlled. It is best to change pots in the morning or evening in summer, as the temperature is too high at noon to avoid sunburn. When repotting, water the plant in moderation to lower the soil temperature to a level suitable for its growth.

2. Maintenance methods after repotting in summer

1. Prune the roots: When repotting, cut off rotten roots, dead roots, and roots that are longer than other roots. This can reduce unnecessary nutrient absorption, allowing the main body of the green radish to better absorb nutrients and adapt to the new environment more quickly.

2. Watering in large quantities: When repotting, water appropriately to lower the soil temperature. Water in large quantities 1-2 days after repotting, water the soil thoroughly, and spray the leaves. Large amounts of water resources will help it recover.

3. Apply fertilizer at the right time: You don’t need to apply fertilizer immediately after repotting in summer, because its roots have not fully recovered and cannot absorb the nutrients provided by the fertilizer. After new leaves grow, apply appropriate amounts of fertilizer based on the principle of applying small amounts of fertilizer frequently.

4. Place in a cool place: The green radish is very fragile after being repotted. It should not be placed in a place exposed to direct sunlight. It is best to place it in a cool place away from the sun. After new buds grow, it can be exposed to light appropriately.