How to make your own soil for growing green radish

1. Make your own soil

1. Garden soil: It has strong water and fertilizer retention capabilities and can usually be found in vegetable gardens, fields or roadsides. It is slightly acidic.

2. Leaf mold: The texture is very loose, and it also has good water and fertility retention. It comes from around the roots of trees and is usually formed after a long period of decay and fermentation of fallen leaves.

3. Sandy soil: It has good air permeability and contains many trace elements, which are beneficial to the growth of plants after absorption.

4. Perlite: It has strong air permeability and drainage, and can be mixed into the soil.

5. Mix the above-mentioned ingredients together and you can grow green radish.

2. Precautions

1. When making your own green radish soil, you should pay attention to its drainage and air permeability. If it is not air permeable or has slow drainage, water will easily accumulate and the roots will easily rot.

2. Chlorophytum likes acidic or neutral soil. Using alkaline soil is not conducive to its growth.

3. Many flower lovers like to use pond mud for cultivation, thinking it is very fertile. However, this kind of soil is not suitable for the growth of green radish. Because it is very tight and has poor air permeability, using pond mud will easily cause root rot.