Learn to water the green radish less, so that it can grow a "black beard" and bloom more easily.

Generally, after you grow one pot of green radish, you don’t need to buy more. You can cut off some of its long branches and use them for cuttings, and you can directly have several new pots of green radish. However, if you want the green radish to bloom full of flowers, you must not only pay attention to routine maintenance. If you can grow the green radish to grow a "black beard", then it will be easy to bloom full of flowers.

I believe that many flower lovers have never paid attention to whether their own green ivy has "black beards" before. In fact, the black beard here refers to the aerial roots of the green ivy. In the plant world, many plants and flowers have aerial roots. Once the aerial roots are grown, they can absorb more nutrients, and naturally the speed of blooming will be faster.

If you want to grow aerial roots on the green radish, you must first start with the maintenance method. Many times when we are caring for the green radish, we will give it a lot of water, because the green radish is a water-loving plant, and the more water it is given, the faster it will grow. If you water it frequently, the green ivy will grow, but it is not easy to grow aerial roots. At this time, we need to do the opposite, that is, water the green ivy less, so that the aerial roots will grow faster.

We can water the green ivy about once a week, especially now it is autumn, there is no need to worry about the green ivy dying from lack of water. Remember to wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering each time, because the aerial roots rely on absorbing moisture in the air to support the growth of the green radish. After the soil in the pot is dry, the aerial roots will naturally grow out.

After the aerial roots grow out, we can increase the amount of watering a little. Remember to spray some water on the aerial roots while watering the green ivy. This way, the aerial roots can absorb enough moisture in the air and will naturally grow bigger. When the aerial roots grow up, it means that the green ivy has two locations to provide it with nutrients. If it is cared for like this, won’t it bloom quickly?

In fact, if we grow aerial roots of the green radish, not only can its growth rate be greatly improved, but also when the branches are mature, it will be easier to propagate them by cuttings and they can also take root and sprout faster. This is because the aerial roots are like the root system of the green radish when they are cut. Whether they are placed in soil or water, they will absorb nutrients and grow rapidly, so the survival rate of the cuttings will naturally be much higher.

With this little trick, Huahua believes that it will be much easier if you want to grow the green ivy to overflow the pot. Go home and try it!