Do I need to water the newly planted green radish?

Can I water the newly transplanted green radish?

The newly planted green radish can be watered, and it must be watered immediately. Then place it under diffuse light to allow the green radish to adapt to the new environment, and then place it in a suitable environment after a week.

Watering the newly planted green radish is called rooting water, which is to allow the roots of the green radish to have a closer contact with the soil.

The roots of the green radish like a humid environment, and the leaves have high requirements for water, so when watering the green radish, you need to spray some water on the leaves.

When watering the green radish, you need to distinguish the seasons. In spring and autumn, you can water it every 3 to 4 days. In summer, you water it every two days on average. In winter, the intervals are longer, and you need to water it about once a week, and make sure to water it thoroughly each time.

In winter, you cannot use tap water directly into the pot of green ivy. You must pay attention to the water temperature and let the tap water sit for 24 hours before watering.

When we water the green radish, we first need to use a spray bottle to spray water on the leaves of the green radish. This can wash away the dust on the leaves and facilitate the breathing of the green radish.

On the other hand, you can also increase the humidity of the air around the green radish, which can make the green radish grow more healthily.

Secondly, we need to water the roots of the green radish. You can use your hands to spread the leaves of the green radish, and then pour the water in the kettle along the edge of the flowerpot. Do not water only one side.

We need to water around the flowerpot so that the roots of the green radish can fully absorb water.

Green radish likes water, but you cannot water it too much, otherwise the roots of the green radish will be soaked in water and rot.

If we accidentally water too much, we need to absorb the moisture on the surface of the soil in the pot with a dry towel, and then place the flower pot in a ventilated place to allow the moisture to evaporate naturally.