What to do if clove root rots

1. Too much watering

Overwatering is a common occurrence, because many novices may not be able to control the amount, and may also overwater due to various factors. However, if the water accumulation is serious, it is likely to cause root rot.

1. What we should do at this time is to move it to a cooler and more ventilated place so that the water can evaporate in this environment.

2. You can also put a stone at the bottom of the pot. The stone can allow it to breathe and the water will drain faster.

3. We can also take it out of the pot directly and put it in a cool place so that the water can flow away faster.

2. Too much fertilizer

1. If you apply too much fertilizer, you can choose to rinse it under water to wash away the fertilizer. Then you still have to put it in a cool place, because too much water is not a good thing.

2. If there are really too many plants, you can consider changing the pot.

3. Improper fertilization

In addition to applying too much fertilizer, some improper fertilization practices can cause the roots to rot, because some fertilizers are not fully decomposed, so once they ferment, they will release more heat, causing the roots to rot.

If the root rot is quite serious, we can consider cutting off the rotten roots and then replanting it. Wait until it grows new roots and then replant it.

In short, if the plant is not rotten beyond repair, the root rot of this plant can still be saved.