Should I water the green radish after repotting it?

1. Should I water the plants?

Of course, the green radish needs to be watered after being repotted, and the watering must be thorough, which is called root-fixing water. Make sure the potting soil absorbs enough water, but not too much. Waterlogging will cause the leaves to turn yellow, wilt, and even rot.

2. Watering method

The newly repotted green radish must be watered thoroughly. If it is watered too much, pour out the excess water in time to prevent water accumulation. After watering thoroughly, you can manage it normally. Wait until you can no longer touch the soil with your fingers before watering, and make sure to water thoroughly. You can sprinkle more water on the leaves at ordinary times.

3. Notes on changing pots

1. Root pruning: Before repotting, cut off the old roots, rotten roots or longer roots of the green radish. If you cut too much, also cut off some branches and leaves appropriately.

2. Do not apply fertilizer: No fertilizer is needed for the newly repotted green radish. Because it cannot adapt to the new environment immediately and its roots cannot absorb the nutrients brought by the fertilizer, wait until new shoots grow before applying fertilizer.

3. Place in a cool place: The newly repotted green radish should be placed in a cool, dark place. Avoid direct exposure to strong light, otherwise the leaves will wilt and turn yellow.