Throw a few small things into the "Green Ivy" pot, and the big white roots will grow strong and the green branches will grow tall!

What are the benefits of using willow bark to care for green radish?

Willow is a tree with very strong vitality and reproductive capacity. In fact, this is because it contains a substance called salicylic acid. We use willow bark to maintain green radish, which just plays the role of salicylic acid. After all, salicylic acid can promote the accelerated division of cells in the plant, thereby promoting growth and making the branches of green radish grow more vigorously.

There are two ways to use willow bark to care for green radish. You can boil the willow bark and mix it with the soil. In this way, the nutrients in the willow bark will be slowly released in the soil. At the same time, it can play a role in strengthening the flower roots, thereby ensuring the growth of green radish. The second method is to make a solution with willow bark and use it to water the green ivy to ensure nutrients.

To make willow bark solution, we need to first boil it in a pot, then put it into a container and add water to ferment. Put it in a ventilated place for about half a month and the willow bark solution will be ready. When using it, add water to dilute it to supplement nutrients. The method is simple but the effect is very good.

Daily care precautions for green radish:

In fact, when we grow green ivy at home, we should also pay attention to placing it in a place with scattered light to supplement nutrients. After all, long-term strong light exposure will cause leaf burns; and remember to water the green ivy enough, because it likes to grow in a humid environment, but this also depends on the season. For example, in winter, we must control the amount of watering to prevent root rot.