How to remedy the yellowing of green radish leaves

1. Reasonable watering

Reason: Excessive and frequent watering will cause water accumulation in the soil where the green radish is grown, affecting the root system of the plant and causing yellow leaves. Long-term water shortage will cause the leaves of the plant to be unable to carry out normal physiological activities, resulting in yellow leaves.

Solution: First cut off the yellow leaves, and then water the plant according to scientific methods. If you water too much on a normal day, you need to stop watering and put the flower pot in a cool and ventilated place to let the water dry; if you water too little on a normal day, you need to replenish the plant with water in small amounts and multiple times.

2. Appropriate amount of light

Reason: Too strong light will directly burn the leaves of the green radish, causing them to turn yellow; and long-term darkness will also cause the leaves of the plant to be unable to synthesize nutrients normally, resulting in yellow leaves.

Solution: First cut off the yellow leaves, then place the plant in a place with bright but not strong light.

3. Scientific fertilization

Reason: Long-term lack of fertilizer will cause the plant to lack nutrition, resulting in adverse phenomena such as yellow leaves. Excessive fertilization will cause fertilizer to remain in the soil, which will affect the root system of the plant and cause yellow leaves.

Solution: First cut off the yellow leaves, and then fertilize the plants according to scientific methods. If you apply too much fertilizer on a normal day, you need to rinse the soil with clean water to wash away the fertilizer in the soil, and then reduce the frequency of fertilization; if you apply less fertilizer on a normal day, you need to apply thin fertilizers frequently to supplement it.