What should I do if the green radish grows too long?

prune

When growing green ivy, sometimes it may grow wildly and become very long all of a sudden. At this time, you can trim the green ivy.

First of all, in order to prevent the excessive growth of the green radish and to have a good plant shape, it needs to be pruned in time. In the spring, prune the green radish.

Secondly, when the green radish is growing, you can prune it at any time to adjust its growth. When the green radish grows too long, you can prune it short, trying to cut off most of the branches and leaves. Wait until the pruned branches have sprouted new leaves before pruning the remaining branches.

Finally, in winter, if the plants of the green radish lose leaves due to freezing or other reasons, you can prune them back to half or two-thirds.

modeling

When the green radish grows very long, you can shape it into different shapes.

One is to build a scaffold. Build a support for the green ivy and let its branches and leaves climb along the support. The climbing ability of the green ivy is very strong. It can quickly climb all over the frame and make the whole frame green and lush.

Another way is to let it hang down. You can place the green ivy plant in a high place, and then let the overly long branches and leaves slowly hang down, like a green curtain, which is also very meaningful.

In addition, there are other ways, such as winding, climbing walls, etc., which can make the green ivy present different ornamental effects.