Will the green radish die if it wilts after repotting?

1. Will I die?

It may be normal for the green ivy to wilt after being repotted. After all, it needs to adapt to the new environment. Normal growth functions have not yet fully recovered and cannot absorb the nutrients needed for normal growth. So there is no need to worry too much at this time. With good care and timely treatment, the patient will not die.

If the condition wilts for a long time, or even becomes worse day by day without any relief, and death is inevitable without timely treatment, then we need to reflect on the transplant process.

2. Maintenance methods for wilting after repotting

1. Reduce watering: Do not overwater after repotting. Wait until the soil is completely dry before watering, and water thoroughly when watering. You can spray water on the leaves more often to keep them moist, which can also meet the water needs of the green radish.

2. Pruning branches: You can cut off the longer growing branches to force the roots to sprout again and promote the rapid recovery of the green radish.

3. Avoid light and shade: Do not place it in the sun after repotting, move it to a cool place in time. Even a thriving green radish will wilt if exposed to direct strong sunlight.