What does a green radish seedling look like? How to transplant a green radish seedling

1. Seedling morphology

The appearance of the young green radish seedlings is similar to that of the mature green radish plants, but when it is still a seedling, the leaves do not look as emerald green, but rather lighter in color, and some even look transparent. Also, its branches are very short, but because they grow for a short time, they still have time to grow very long. It continues to grow and its branches become very long. In addition, the branches and leaves are relatively sparse, and there are not many branches.

2. Transplanting method

It is not difficult to transplant the green radish seedlings. You need to prepare some substrate in advance before transplanting, and use loose soil suitable for its growth. First, you need to dig it out of the original potting soil. At this time, you must be careful not to damage the root system, because its root system is still very fragile and can be easily broken. After taking it out and planting it in new potting soil, it will quickly adapt to the new environment.

3. Notes

1. When transplanting, you should choose the right time. It is best to do so when the temperature is 20℃. If the temperature is too low during transplanting, the growth ability of the green radish will be very weak and it will be difficult for it to adapt to the new potting soil environment.

2. After transplanting, you need to wait for it to grow slowly. During this time, it should be placed in a place with good air circulation, and it is best not to be exposed to sunlight. Because its roots have not yet combined with the soil at this time, which means it cannot absorb water, and if it is exposed to the sun, its leaves will easily dry out.