What are the varieties of green radish?

Green leaf radish

As the name suggests, the leaves of the green-leafed green radish are all emerald green, without any patterns or colors.

Green-leafed green radish likes a humid and warm environment and requires fertile soil with good drainage. It can be grown in soil or in water. Maintenance requires regular pruning to maintain the plant shape.

Yellow leaf green radish

The leaves of the yellow-leafed green radish are light golden yellow, thin and have no spots.

It is a shade-loving plant and can be placed on the windowsill when grown indoors. It has high requirements for water during the growing period. In addition to watering, it is also necessary to sprinkle water frequently to ensure the gloss of the leaves. With good maintenance, the leaves will be golden yellow under the sun.

Flowering green radish

The vines are long, with dense, shiny leaves that are light green with yellow spots or stripes, and petioles that are yellow-green or brown. There are three types of variegated green radish, silver kudzu (large-leaf silver-spotted kudzu, small-leaf silver-spotted kudzu), golden kudzu and tricolor kudzu.

Star-spotted vine

The leaves of the star-spot vine are fleshy and are circular or oblong in shape. The leaves are green and velvety with silver spots, and the color is fresh and beautiful. The star vine has a strong climbing ability and can grow on tree trunks and rocks, and can also be grown in potted plants.

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