Tired of growing green radish? You will definitely regret it if you don’t read these 3 new ways to grow green radish!

Pothos

1. Prepare a PVC pipe with a diameter of less than five centimeters, and use an electric drill to drill holes in the pipe wall as densely as possible.

2. Prepare a mineral water bottle with a diameter larger than the PVC tube, cut off the bottom of the bottle with scissors, and then cut several 0.5 cm openings along the bottom toward the bottle mouth.

3. Cut off the bottle mouth so that the plastic bottle can be stuck on the PVC pipe.

4. Find another plastic bottle, cut off the smoother part of the bottle, roll it into a cylinder, and insert it into the drain outlet of the flower pot.

5. Put the PVC pipe into the flower pot, pour cement on it, and fix the PVC pipe in the flower pot. The plastic sheet inserted in the drain outlet needs to be turned every once in a while, otherwise it will easily solidify with the cement.

6. Stuff the cloth strip into the PVC tube. It can absorb water and retain moisture, and provide moisture to the green radish through the small hole on the PVC tube.

7. Fill the plastic bottle with planting material and tie it up lightly with a rope to prevent it from falling apart. Lay a layer of mesh on the solidified cement surface first and then fill it with soil, otherwise the soil will easily block the drainage outlet when watering.

8. Finally, plant the green radish in the flowerpot. When the green radish grows larger than the planting bottle, you need to continue adding bottles. It won’t be long before you can harvest a green radish style!

For those who think that the pistil of green ivy is troublesome, Huahua recommends green ivy walls and green ivy curtains!

Green radish wall

1. When the green ivy starts to grow branches, you should start pulling it. Flower lovers can use tape to stick the branches of the green ivy to the wall to let it climb upwards.

2. Continue to stick tape on the green ivy as it grows longer. After it grows to the roof, you can choose to let it continue to grow horizontally or downwards according to your preference.

3. If flower lovers feel that the tape is not beautiful enough, they can choose to use a rope. Hang a few thin ropes from a high place and tie them to the branches of the green ivy. The green ivy will climb up the rope and cover the rope!

4. In addition, flower lovers can also use the decorations or hooks on the wall to let the green ivy cling and climb!

Green radish curtain

1. The easiest way to make a green radish curtain is to hang the green radish directly. In this way, the green ivy will grow vertically downwards, and over time it will naturally become a curtain.

2. The most troublesome thing about hanging maintenance is watering. Flower lovers can choose to make green ivy curtains by pulling.

3. Place a pot of green radish on the window or where you want to make curtains. Hang a few ropes at the height you want to make them. Tie one end to the branches of the green radish. When the green radish grows to the top, you can let it hang down.

Do you like the new method of growing green radish introduced by Huahua?

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