Why do the leaves of green radish turn yellow after only ten days? Is it because of formaldehyde?

Green radish is required to grow in an environment with high temperature (room temperature should not be lower than 10℃ in winter) and strong scattered light. If it is too dark for a long time, the internodes will be slender and weak, and the leaves will become thinner and lighter, losing luster.

2. Formaldehyde problem

In addition to formaldehyde's statement is that of the merchants, and the experiment proves that it is absurd. Theoretically, plants such as green radish, chlorophytum and gladiolus can indeed remove formaldehyde, because there is a kind of bacteria in the roots of these plants, which need to absorb formaldehyde as a nutrient to maintain their lives. However, its adsorption capacity is limited, and once the pollution degree is too large, the adsorption effect is minimal. At the same time, excessive formaldehyde has little effect on green radish.