How to grow green radish so that it has drooping leaves

1. Choose the right variety

If you want your green ivy to have drooping leaves, you must choose the right variety. Some varieties will not have drooping leaves no matter how you grow them. Try to ask clearly when purchasing to avoid buying the wrong variety.

2. Ensure lighting

In order for it to have drooping leaves, it needs enough light. It is best to place it in a sunny place for normal maintenance, which helps the plant to carry out photosynthesis. However, it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight. In summer, it is necessary to provide shade at noon so that it can receive scattered light.

3. Reasonable fertilization

Only if there is sufficient nutrients can the plant grow drooping leaves. During its growth process, fertilizer should be applied once every half a month, and the amount of fertilizer should be controlled to avoid fertilizer damage. After entering winter, you can switch to the method of spraying fertilizer on the leaves.

4. Sufficient water

The green radish cannot lack water during its growth period. It should be given sufficient water during the peak growth period and can be watered once every 1-2 days. When the air is dry, spray water on the leaves to maintain humidity. When the temperature is low, water less frequently. Generally, wait until the soil in the pot becomes dry before watering. Water thoroughly and do not allow excess water to accumulate.

5. Proper pruning

During the growth period of the green radish, it is necessary to carry out appropriate pruning and cut off the dead branches and overgrown branches in time. Every time you repot, you should cut off the rotten and dead roots so that it can grow lushly and have drooping leaves.