Does green radish like sunlight?

Green radish likes sunlight and is also shade-tolerant

As the most popular foliage plant, there are many questions surrounding the green ivy. Some flower lovers often ask whether the green ivy likes sunlight? This question cannot be answered unilaterally, because although the green ivy is a shade-tolerant plant, it also needs light, but we need to understand this light from a different perspective.

Green radish cannot be exposed to the sun

First of all, the green ivy cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, because it grows in a woods shaded by towering trees. It is not very sun-loving and cannot be exposed to the sun, otherwise the new leaves will become smaller, the leaf color will become dull, and the leaf edges will be easily burned. Therefore, it is not suitable to be grown on a balcony with strong light.

But the green ivy also needs to be exposed to sunlight moderately to carry out photosynthesis. Flower lovers can grow them in a bright diffuse light environment, such as a backlit balcony, toilet, kitchen, living room, etc.