What kind of water should I use to make my green radish grow faster?

1. Rice water

I believe many flower lovers know that watering with rice water can make the green radish grow faster. This is because rice water contains a lot of N and P elements, which are very beneficial to its growth.

It should be noted that before using it for irrigation, it needs to be fermented first to decompose the nutrients it contains into inorganic salts. If you use rice water directly to water the flowers, firstly, the green radish cannot absorb it, and secondly, it will be decomposed by the microorganisms in the culture soil, releasing a large amount of heat and scalding the roots of the green radish.

You can first pour the rice water into a mineral water bottle and add some crushed orange peel to remove the odor that may be produced during the fermentation process. Then put it in the sun for about 2 weeks. When you see no white precipitation in the bottle, you can use it for watering, once a week.

2. Vitamin C water solvent

The water solution of vitamin C is slightly acidic, and using it for watering can help lower the pH value of the soil. Pothos likes to grow on slightly acidic substrates. Using a water-soluble vitamin C solution to lower the pH of the substrate can help them grow better and faster.

We can dissolve 1 mg of vitamin C in 500 ml of water, shake well, and use it to water the flowers. Usually water it every 4-5 days.

3. Diluted yogurt

Because yogurt contains many beneficial bacteria and amino acids, which can provide nutrients for the growth of green radish, we can dilute the yogurt and use it for watering or spraying the leaves. This method is very effective and can make the green ivy grow wildly and climb up the wall.

When watering the green radish, we can drop a few drops of yogurt into the water and then water it. You can also add a few drops of yogurt to the water when watering its leaves. Usually once every 5-7 days is sufficient.

4. Diluted vinegar

Vinegar is not only acidic, but also has a certain bactericidal effect. Adding a few drops of vinegar to the water before watering can not only lower the pH of the soil, but also play a certain bactericidal role, prevent diseases and pests, and make it grow faster and better.

We can drop a few drops of vinegar into the water before watering, be careful not to add too much, and then water it.