The green ivy is spitting out water crazily. Congratulations, you have grown a healthy pot of green ivy!

Why do the leaves of green radish spit out water?

When the transpiration of the green radish weakens, the amount of water emitted from the stomata of the leaves will decrease, while the roots are still absorbing water, resulting in the amount of water absorbed being greater than the amount of water emitted. If the roots of your green radish are strong, there will be strong root pressure to squeeze out excess water from the water holes on the edges or tips of the leaves, and the green radish will spit out water!

The green radish usually spits out water at night or in warm and humid mornings. The more water it spits out, the more vigorously it grows and the stronger its root system!

If you grow green radish like this, the root system will be strong and it will spit out water like crazy.

The water spitting out by the green ivy is really beautiful, with crystal clear water droplets hanging on the tips of the green leaves, which makes people feel very happy when they see it. To grow the green radish to a healthy state of spitting out water, root care is the key. Huahua will teach you some secrets of water-spitting maintenance, come and learn!

1. The soil should be loose and breathable

When preparing soil, flower lovers should choose soil that is highly permeable and breathable to avoid root rot. You can mix leaf mold, coconut coir, and organic fertilizer in a ratio of 1:1:1. The root system will grow well and the green ivy will spit out water.

2. Choose a long vine of green radish

When buying green ivy, flower lovers can choose those with longer vines. Such green ivy has more root systems and is easier to grow.

3. Apply fertilizer frequently

If you want your green radish to grow healthily, fertilizer is of course indispensable. You can buy nutrient solution or rice water, or bean cake water. If the nutrition is sufficient and the root system grows well, you don’t have to worry about the green radish not spitting out water!

4. Don’t overwater

Excessive watering will cause water accumulation in the pot and root rot. In winter, flower lovers only need to water the plants once every 7 days, and then spray water on the leaves frequently to maintain a certain air humidity.

The roots of the rose are very strong and spit out water as madly as the green ivy!

In addition to green ivy, roses will also spit out water when their roots are growing healthily. Huahua will now teach you how to keep the rose roots strong and make it spit out water crazily, which is so beautiful!

1. Do not water too much

Too much watering will cause the rose roots to rot. If the root system is not strong, how can it spit out water? Flower lovers should wait until the soil in the pot is dry before watering. Insert a small wooden stick into the soil. If it is dry when you pull it out, you can water it.

2. Apply fertilizer in time

The growth of roses requires sufficient nutrients. During the spring and autumn growing seasons, flower lovers can apply cake fertilizer to roses once every half a month, or use 3-4 grains of compound fertilizer every month. With nutrition, the rose will have strong roots and grow rapidly, and it will not be difficult to spit out water!

3. The soil should be slightly acidic

Roses are suitable for growing in slightly acidic soil. During the growing season, you can water the roses with fermented rice water, which can effectively adjust the pH of the soil, making the soil slightly acidic and allowing the roots to grow stronger!

Dear flower lovers,

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