Will green radish grow better in a place with formaldehyde? Does yellowing mean that the formaldehyde level is too high?

1. Will it grow better?

In fact, green radish does not grow better in places with formaldehyde. Because the growth of the plant is related to the environment and daily maintenance, it has no direct relationship with whether there is formaldehyde in the house. Although it will absorb part of the formaldehyde in the room, it will not help it grow. If there is too much formaldehyde in the room, it will affect its growth.

2. Does yellowing mean that formaldehyde exceeds the standard?

Generally speaking, the yellowing of green radish does not completely prove that the formaldehyde content exceeds the standard. There are many factors that cause yellowing. If you water it too much or too little during normal maintenance, it will turn yellow. In addition, factors such as improper lighting and unreasonable fertilization can cause yellow leaves, so it does not mean that the formaldehyde exceeds the standard. However, if the formaldehyde concentration in the room is really too high, it will also cause yellowing symptoms.

3. Notes

1. When growing green ivy in a room with formaldehyde, you need to open doors and windows more often during the day when the air is good. Do not just rely on the plants to absorb formaldehyde. The most effective method is to ventilate more often at normal times.

2. When the leaves of the green radish turn yellow, find out the cause in time. If you rashly assume that the yellowing leaves are caused by excessive formaldehyde, it is very likely that the plant will die.