Pothos and Clivia...From root rot to pot bursting, just these two steps!

The root of the green radish was rotten and it crawled all over the house in one month.

Symptoms of root rot: leaves droop and turn yellow, and roots begin to rot.

Solution:

1. Dig out the green radish, cut off the rotten roots with sharp scissors, and then soak it in carbendazim or potassium permanganate solution for 10-20 minutes for disinfection.

2. Place the disinfected green radish in water for hydroponics first. It is best to use mineral water or tap water that has been dried in the sun.

Tips for quick blooming:

1. Give the green radish more aspirin tablet water and fish tank water, and often use beer water (beer: water = 1:10) to wipe the leaves. The green radish leaves can be as big as a palm.

2. Place the green ivy in a high place with good light and ventilation, use a rope to pull it, and guide and stimulate it to climb all over the house!

You can still keep the rotten heart of the Clivia, so don't throw it away

Symptoms of root rot: leaves fall over, leaf cores become waterlogged and rot.

Solution:

1. First, sterilize the knife by heating it over fire. After it cools down, dig out the rotten roots of the Clivia and apply Daktarin or Levofloxacin (medicine for treating fungi) on the wound.

2. After applying the medicine, place it in a cool place to dry for 1 day, then replant it with new soil. Remember to put some stones at the bottom of the pot. Water it thoroughly after planting to help the roots take hold, and then water less frequently afterwards.

Tips for quick blooming:

1. Clivia also loves to drink beer. Not only can you wipe it with beer water, you can also water it with beer (beer: water = 1:50). Pay attention to ventilation after watering.

2. When the weather is hot, spray water around the Clivia to cool it down, so that it can always be hydrated.

If the roots of the money tree are rotten, just learn one trick

Symptoms of root rot: growth stagnation, yellowing and rotten leaves, and mold on the trunk.

Solution:

1. Use a saw to cut off the rotten roots and pick off the yellow leaves, leaving only the good main stem, and soak it in carbendazim or potassium permanganate solution for sterilization.

2. After sterilization, let it air dry for 1 day. After it is dry, put it in a pot for hydroponics and add a little perlite or small stones. New leaves will sprout in about half a month.

Tips for quick blooming:

1. Be sure to resist watering less! It is better to water it once a month than more often. You can spray water on the leaves frequently to keep them moist.

2. For money trees that like nitrogen and potassium fertilizers, you can ferment some rice water and water them once a month. It works better than anything else.

Kalanchoe rots when it gets hot, fix it quickly

Symptoms of root rot: Leaves become limp, turn yellow from the bottom, and rot.

Solution:

1. Wipe the scissors with alcohol first, then cut off the longevity branches, cut them into 5-8 cm long, and place them in a cool place to dry.

2. After drying, plant the cuttings in moist sandy soil, and then place them in ventilated corridors or aisles. Spray water every 2-3 days and they will survive in a week.

Tips for quick blooming:

1. Spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate once every week. It will not only make the leaves thicker and greener, but also promote flowering, and the flowers will bloom into large balls.

2. Flower lovers who want to grow longevity should be ruthless and pinch the flowers frequently to promote the growth of new branches and buds, so that they can grow faster.

Succulent root rot, water can revive

Symptoms of root rot: leaves become waterlogged and fall off, and the main stem turns black and rots.

Solution:

1. Dig out and clean up the rotten roots, leaving only the good parts, and soak them in carbendazim water for 15 minutes to disinfect them.

2. After disinfection, let it dry first, then place it in a narrow-mouthed water bottle. Do not put it in water, use the water vapor to take root.

Tips for quick blooming:

1. In addition to controlling water, you can expose the plants to more sunlight before 11 a.m. This will make the plants more colorful and grow faster. If conditions permit, you can slowly grow them outdoors.

2. Putting a few slow-release fertilizers in the succulent pot will help the plant last for several months, or you can go out and pick up some earthworm castings and mix them into the soil, which is better than anything else.

Cut the lucky bamboo with one cut, and all the rotten roots and yellow leaves will be gone

Symptoms of root rot: The leaves droop and turn yellow, the stems also turn yellow and become thinner, and the water smells strange.

Solution:

1. Rinse it first, then use a sharp knife to cut off the rotten part 3 cm above it at an angle, keeping the incision smooth to facilitate the lucky bamboo to absorb and re-root.

2. After the incision is dry, put it in a water bottle. It is best to use mineral water and dried tap water. Change it once 3 days before rooting and once a week after rooting.

Tips for quick blooming:

1. Lucky bamboo likes "iron". Putting 1-2 rusty iron nails in the water can keep the leaves evergreen and not yellow.

2. In addition to dripping nutrient solution, you can also add some fish tank water or vitamin B to the lucky bamboo to ensure that it has enough nutrition to not only bloom but also survive for three to five years.

The roots of asparagus fern are rotten, but it can still climb up the house after being revived

Symptoms of root rot: leaves droop and turn yellow, and there is some black rot on the branches.

Solution:

1. Pull out and clean up the rotten roots. Soak the rest in a solution of carbendazim to sterilize them, and then dry them in the sun for half a day.

2. Replant with coal slag or clean sand, pearl stone, etc. Water thoroughly after planting, and then place in a ventilated place to avoid sunlight. It will recover in a week.

Tips for quick blooming:

1. Although asparagus fern is drought-resistant, it prefers moist air. Flower lovers can water it less and spray it with water more often to keep it moist.

2. Summer is the growing season for asparagus fern. If you water it with fish water or air-conditioning water, it will grow wildly!

Even if the heart of the snake plant is left, it will still give birth to cubs!

Symptoms of root rot: leaves turn yellow, roots become waterlogged and rot.

Solution:

1. Leave only the leaves that have not turned to water and the heart of the snake plant, and put them in water. You can also add some rooting powder. Change the water every 3 days, and after the roots are formed, change the water every 5 days.

2. After rooting, keep the plant in water for another month. When the root system is stable, replant it in the soil. It is best to use sandy soil this time, and pad the bottom of the pot with expanded clay or gravel to allow water to flow through.

Tips for quick blooming:

1. Sansevieria has a strong ability to reproduce on its own, provided that the soil is loose and fertile. In addition to sandy soil, it is better to add some nutrient-rich leaf mold and earthworm soil.

2. Crush the eggshells and mix them with soil. You can use soybeans or boiled eggs in cool water as fertilizer to water the snake plant. The leaves will grow to 1 meter high!