The green radish is bald with only the stem left? Learn this trick and you can come back to life and have 10 more pots!

No matter you cut it or drop it, why is your green radish bald?

Green ivy is a very easy-to-grow green plant. It is shade-tolerant and can absorb formaldehyde when placed in the bedroom. Looking at it can occasionally relax your eyes. But although it is getting longer and longer, it is also getting balder and balder. What should I do?

1. The soil in the pot lacks nutrients. Generally, we rarely spend time buying fertilizer to feed the green plants at home, and we don’t change the pots. If we don’t fertilize or change the soil for a long time, the plants will not be able to grow leaves well.

2. Suffering from cold. The green radish is not cold-resistant. If it stays in a temperature below 10 degrees for a long time, it will be frozen and become wilted and lifeless. Did you freeze it in winter?

I'll give you a recipe for green radish rebirth, please keep it

If your green ivy has become bald like the one above, it is not realistic to expect it to grow back to lush and green. We can use these branches and leaves to replant hope!

Steps:

1. Cut off your bare green radish branches and cut them into small sections of 5 to 7 cm.

2. Use leaf mold and coconut coir to prepare potting soil in a ratio of about 1:1. The leaf mold must be exposed to the sun for disinfection before use. Coconut bran mainly plays the role of retaining moisture and promoting the rooting of green radish.

3. Place the cut branches of green radish in the pot with the nodes facing upwards. After arranging it, water the flowerpot thoroughly.

4. Wrap the flower pot with a plastic bag or plastic wrap, poke two small holes on the surface with a needle for ventilation, and place it in a warm place without direct sunlight. Keep the internal temperature at about 15 to 25 degrees, like a small greenhouse. This will accelerate rooting.

5. If everything goes well, new leaves will grow on the branches of the green radish within 1 month, and then you can wait for it to bloom again!

If your green radish still has some healthy leaves, you can do this:

1. Cut off the stronger leaves of the green radish with aerial roots or the green radish branches with nodes.

2. Place them in flower pots (you can make full use of unused containers at home).

3. Place some expanded clay or broken pottery pieces at the bottom of the flowerpot, then support the leaves of the green radish and continue to add expanded clay until the green radish stands firmly.

4. Add water to the flowerpot, fill it to about two-thirds. If there are new sprouts on the branches of the green radish, be careful not to submerge them. This step is to allow the green radish to take root.

5. It will take about a month for the roots to take root successfully. When the leaves of the green radish grow to 3 to 5 pieces, move it into the potting soil for cultivation. It won’t be long before you have a lush green pot again!

If you think preparing expanded clay is too troublesome, you can also put the cut leaves directly into the potting soil for cultivation.

It should be noted that while waiting for the green radish to take root and sprout, it is necessary to keep the soil moist and water it in time.

The green radish will burst the pot in minutes, and it is inseparable from these points

1. Water the plants appropriately. Chlorophytum likes a humid growing environment. The soil should be kept moist during the growing season except in winter, but be careful not to accumulate water, otherwise the roots will easily rot. In spring, it is generally watered every 3 to 5 days, and when watering, make sure to water thoroughly.

If there is a long-term lack of water, find a container larger than the flowerpot, fill it with water, and then put the flowerpot in it. Let the water seep into the soil from the bottom of the flowerpot. After the soil has fully absorbed the water, the green ivy will be able to recover.

2. Apply the right fertilizer. Except for winter, the green radish grows relatively fast in the other three seasons. During this period, the soil fertility must keep up, with nitrogen fertilizer as the main fertilizer, and thin fertilizer applied frequently. For example, we can mix decomposed rice water with clean water in the ratio of 1:20 and apply it once a week.