Things to note when changing the soil for green radish

1. Stop watering before changing soil

Before changing the soil for the green radish, stop watering a few days in advance, so that it will be easier to separate the plant from the pot. But if the soil is relatively moist, its roots are likely to be damaged when removing it from the pot.

2. Prune rotten roots

After taking the plant out of the pot, remember to trim its roots, especially cutting off rotten roots, dead roots and broken roots in time. If you forget to prune the roots, these unhealthy roots will affect the growth of healthy roots.

3. Pay attention to disinfection

The disinfection mentioned here not only refers to the disinfection of the root system of the plant, but also the disinfection of the newly prepared potting soil, which can be placed under direct sunlight for disinfection. The new soil should meet the growth needs of the green radish. Be careful not to use alkaline sticky soil.

4. Slow down the seedlings

After completing the soil replacement work, it will take some time for the seedlings to acclimate. During this period, they cannot be exposed to the sun. It is best to find a cool place. Also be careful not to be blown by the wind. Air circulation is necessary, but don't be blown directly.