How often should I water my green radish? What should I pay attention to when watering?

How often should I water my green radish?

During the growth period of the green radish, it needs to be watered according to the changes of seasons. In the warmer seasons of spring and autumn, you can water it every 3 days. In the high temperature of summer, you need to water it twice a day. In the lower temperature of winter, you need to water it every 15 days to ensure that the soil is slightly moist.

The correct way to water the green radish

1. The amount of water applied each time must not be too much, just make sure it is watered thoroughly. Too much water will easily cause a burden on the roots, making it difficult to absorb water from the potting soil. It is best to wait until the potting soil is almost dry before watering again, so that it can meet its water needs and avoid waterlogging.

2. When watering it, the focus is still on the position of the roots, which can directly affect its absorption of water. In daily life, you can spray water on the leaves to supplement water and clean the leaves. However, you cannot rely solely on spraying water, because it cannot fundamentally replace watering the roots, otherwise it will cause it to die due to lack of water.

Overwatering of green radish

If you water it excessively for a long time and the water accumulates in the soil for a long time, its roots will slowly rot, causing yellow leaves, drooping leaves and other adverse growth conditions, and it may die over time.

If you water the green radish too much, you can move the plant to a better ventilated environment and loosen the surface soil frequently to accelerate the evaporation of water. If the water accumulation is serious, it is recommended to remove the pot and dry the soil ball directly, and then put it in the flowerpot when it is almost dry to avoid root rot.