Can the soil-grown green radish be grown in water? Can it be half soil and half water?

1. Can it be hydroponically grown?

1. Soil culture can be converted to hydroponics. First, clean the roots, then remove the soil, and do not damage the root system.

2. Clean the soil at the roots, including all the roots. Then cut off the rotten and overlong parts of the roots.

3. Use a bactericidal solution to disinfect the plant's roots.

4. Prepare a container suitable for hydroponics, add an appropriate amount of purified water (do not use tap water directly), put the plants in, and the water level should not be too high.

5. For the green radish that has just been switched to hydroponics, the water should be changed frequently, preferably once a day. It is necessary to expose it to the sun regularly and use an appropriate amount of nutrient solution to help it adapt to the new growth environment and grow quickly.

2. Can it be half soil and half water?

The green radish can be grown in half soil and half water, and the green radish grows more vigorously in half soil and half water.

1. Thoroughly sterilize the rhizomes of the plants by soaking them in carbendazim solution and then drying them.

2. Prepare a container without a bottom opening. First pour soil mixed with sand into the bottom, then pour in pure water, and then insert the branches of the plant vertically into the soil, with the leaves exposed to the air.

3. Place the transplanted plants in a ventilated place. Green ivy does not like light, so try to avoid direct sunlight.

Half soil and half water plants are particularly easy to maintain, as long as you add water before the water in the container is consumed.