The leaves of the green radish turned yellow. Do this in spring and the leaves will turn green and bloom.

Repotting

Do not water the green radish before repotting it. This will ensure that the soil in the pot can be well separated and will not easily damage the roots! After removing the green radish from the pot, remove the soil from the roots, check for root rot, trim the roots, and then clean up the yellow leaves.

Prepare a new flowerpot and put new soil in it. If you want the plant to bloom out of the pot, you can leave out a few branches with buds and plant them separately. It is recommended to disinfect before planting and soak the flower pots in water for several hours. If you use old pots, be sure to clean the old soil at the bottom to avoid residual insect eggs and bacteria that affect growth!

Now that all these are prepared, you can plant the green radish!

Maintenance

Avoid excessive exposure to the sun: After replanting, no matter what caused the yellow leaves, you must be careful not to expose the plant to excessive sunlight. Don’t rush to move the green radish to the balcony. The sunlight is too strong and the leaves of the green radish will be burned!

Moisturizing: As the temperature warms up in spring, water evaporation also speeds up. The green ivy that has been dormant for a winter will start to grow wildly again! Usually, you should spray water on the green radish to keep the soil moist, but do not allow water to accumulate!

Apply fertilizer in time: After repotting, carry out normal maintenance for a period of time, and then apply fertilizer every 15 days or so. You can use the foliar fertilization method.