Can I add soybean oil or white vinegar to water the green radish?

1. Can soybean oil be added?

You can add soybean oil when watering the green radish, because soybean oil contains a lot of nutrients. However, it is a bit extravagant to use soybean oil directly to water the green radish. We can use the waste oil from the range hood at home to water it.

We usually use a variety of cooking oils when cooking. The waste oils of these cooking oils are gathered together and become a "treasure" for watering flowers that is rich in ingredients, minerals and various nutrients, which has a good effect on the growth of green ivy.

2. Can I add white vinegar?

The answer is yes. There are many benefits to adding vinegar when watering green radish.

1. Prevent diseases: The acetic acid contained in white vinegar has a certain bactericidal effect. Adding white vinegar when watering can kill some bacteria in the soil and reduce the occurrence of diseases.

2. Improve soil quality: Add white vinegar to the water when watering to make the soil slightly acidic. Green ivy likes this kind of soil very much, and this soil environment is more suitable for its growth.

3. Usage: You can use white vinegar diluted with water, and wipe the leaves with toilet paper or medical cotton dipped in water. This can make the leaves brighter. You can also water the leaves with white water and white vinegar.