Will the green radish grown in water freeze to death in winter? Can it be exposed to the sun in winter?

1. Will I freeze to death?

Whether the water-grown green radish will be frozen to death in winter depends on its daily maintenance. As long as the temperature of the maintenance environment is above 10℃ and the water in the hydroponic container is not frozen, it will basically not be frozen to death. If you leave it outdoors in the winter, it will most likely freeze to death in the natural environment.

2. Water culture method for wintering

1. Temperature: The temperature in winter is very low, and the lowest breeding temperature must be maintained above 10℃. If the temperature can be maintained above 20℃, it will be better, and it can grow normally. In addition, the temperature difference in the room should not be too large.

2. Water amount: If you grow the plant in water in winter, be careful not to use too much water. Generally speaking, as long as the water level reaches above the root system of the plant, it will be fine. If there is too much water, it may cause stem and leaf rot.

3. Water temperature: When changing water during the winter, you must pay attention to the water temperature. It cannot be too low, and hot water cannot be used. You need to use natural water, and the water temperature should be close to room temperature. Water that is too cold or too hot will irritate its roots.

3. Can I get some sun?

In winter, the green ivy can be exposed to the sun. Not only can it be exposed to the sun, but it should be exposed to more sun. Because if there is sufficient light, the temperature can be raised to a great extent, which is very beneficial for the plants to survive the winter.