After going out for a few days, my green radish froze to death. Tell me.

After the green radish froze to death, the possibility of full resurrection was slim. However, several plants in a pot will freeze to death completely and need to be picked out. Take the plants out of the pot, wash the soil from the roots, and choose fresh roots with green leaves and stems, taking care not to hurt the roots when taking them out. Roots can't rot, they can only be used with nodes.

Second, proper cutting.

The survival rate of replanting these roots is not high, which needs simple treatment. Cut the rhizome into small pieces with a sterilized knife. Every block needs nodes, remember to leave some roots.

Third, the pot soil preparation

Plain sand or plain soil can be used for basin soil, because frozen rhizomes can't stand the nutrients of fertilizer. Disinfect before pouring into the basin to avoid bacterial infection of the wound. You don't need to water too much, and you can water a little less when watering, which makes it easier to root.

Fourth, planting and conservation.

Replanting the cut roots within a certain distance. When planting, insert the nodes into the soil, but don't hurt the buds and roots. After inserting it, pour some water and put it in a ventilated place. After sprouting and taking root, you can watch some sunshine properly. After the plants grow new leaves, they can be transplanted and changed pots.