Can the hydroponic green radish be grown in soil if it has roots? How to change to soil cultivation?

1. Can I grow it in soil if it has roots?

Can be grown in soil. If you want to switch from hydroponics to soil cultivation, the green radish must have roots in the hydroponics before you can do soil cultivation. When the plants planted in water slowly take root and have about five or six roots, they can be transferred to soil cultivation.

2. How to improve soil cultivation

1. First, you need to process the green radish. Since it has been in water for too long, the root system has undergone some changes. Cut off the old and rotten parts of the roots.

2. Rinse the roots of the plant with clean water, and then place it in a cool and ventilated place for about half an hour to dry.

3. Find a flowerpot with good air permeability, and then choose soil with good air permeability and drainage, and it is best to add some sand.

4. When planting the plant in the pot, do not press hard on the soil in the center. After planting, water it thoroughly, place it in a cool and ventilated place and wait for the plant to slowly take root in the soil.

5. The newly planted green radish is still in its growth period, so do not fertilize it within 30 days.

6. When watering, use water that has been left in a cool place for about a week. At the same time, use a spray bottle to spray some water on the leaves of the plant every day to create an excellent environment for the plant to grow.