How long to water after cuttings?

1. How often to water

The green radish should be watered immediately after cuttings, and the water should be watered thoroughly at one time. The soil should be moist and maintain a certain air humidity. In addition, you can water more when transplanting, and water less after the seedlings have grown. This practice can make them grow faster. Normally, water when the soil is wet and when the soil is dry.

2. Watering method

After the green radish takes root, it is best to change the amount of watering according to the indoor temperature. When water evaporates quickly in summer, you can water it more to ensure sufficient water. You can also spray water on the leaves. The indoor temperature will be relatively low in winter, so you should water less and avoid water accumulation in the pots.

In addition, the leaves should be cleaned from time to time to wash away the dust accumulated on them, which is conducive to photosynthesis. When watering the green radish in summer, avoid watering it at noon, and try to do it in the morning or evening; in winter, watering should be done at noon, and the water temperature should be close to room temperature to avoid affecting the normal growth of the plant.

3. Determine whether watering is needed

1. Before watering, you can insert a wooden stick into the soil, wait for a while and take it out. If the stick becomes wet, you don’t need to water it. If the stick is dry, you must water it in time.

2. The dryness of the surface of the potting soil. If the soil has become dry, it needs to be watered. If the soil is still moist, there is no need to water it again. In addition, water the plant if you notice leaves wilting.