Don't throw away the flowers if the roots are all rotten. Do this and you can revive the flowers in minutes.

Treatment of gardenia root rot

Cleaning

Remove the gardenia from its pot.

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Cut off rotten roots

Use sharp scissors to remove any rotten parts of the gardenia's roots.

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disinfect

Soak the pruned gardenia in a solution of carbendazim or a high manganese acid solution for about an hour.

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Dry in the shade

Take the gardenia out of the carbendazim solution and place it in a cool place for about a day to wait for it to dry.

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Prepare the soil

The soil preparation ratio is: leaf mold: sandy loam: river sand = 2:2:1.

Leaf mold, peat soil, and half garden soil.

Or you can directly use the Clivia soil sold in the market.

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Basin

First, put a layer of permeable materials such as expanded clay, brick particles, coal slag, etc. at the bottom of the flowerpot, then fill it with nutrient soil and plant the gardenia.

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Future maintenance

Gardenias that have just been potted are not suitable for exposure to the sun. They should be placed in places such as the north balcony. After the gardenias have adapted, they can be moved to a sunny place little by little.

(Author: Shuiyue Yitongchan Source: Gardenia Bar)

Notice:

Other woody plants, such as camellia, lucky tree, jasmine, osmanthus, woody rose, fortune tree, etc. can use the above method to deal with root rot~

Chlorophytum root rot treatment

ventilation

If you think the spider plant may have root rot, first place it in a well-ventilated and well-lit place. If there is no improvement after a period of time, you need to prune the roots.

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Remove the soil from the pot

Remove the spider plant from the flowerpot and rinse the soil off the roots with clean water.

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Root Pruning

The most important step is to cut off all rotten roots. It is better to cut off more than to miss even a little.

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disinfect

If you have fungicide or potassium permanganate at home, it is recommended that you use it for disinfection. Soak the roots of the spider plant in potassium permanganate for 1 to 2 hours, and then put it in a cool place until it is completely dry, that is, it does not feel wet when you touch it with your hand.

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Pot soil

Chlorophytum does not have very high requirements for soil, so ordinary garden soil can be used, or you can use humus soil + river sand in a ratio of 5:1 or 5:2.

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Basin

Plant the processed spider plant into the potting soil, compact the soil slightly, water it thoroughly, and then place it indoors for maintenance, away from direct sunlight.

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Notice:

For example, Clivia, Begonia, Iris, Aquilegia, Oxalis, etc. can all be treated with this method to prevent root rot~

Treatment of hyacinth root rot

Preventing bad balls

1. When cleaning the bulbs, remember to keep the integrity of the bulbs and do not damage them at will. Once a small cut appears, disinfect and dry it as soon as possible.

2. Clean up the dead roots to prevent the useless old roots from rotting and getting infected during hydroponics or planting.

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3. Maintain the water level, keep the bottom of the root plate 1 to 3 centimeters away from the water surface, and keep the sphere dry. If you plant it in soil, avoid watering it from above and water it along the wall of the pot.

4. After soaking in carbendazim, dry it thoroughly in the shade. Because the spheres become damp after soaking in carbendazim, there is a risk of mold if they are not dried properly. It is generally better to hydroponically culture them after keeping them in a cool and ventilated place for a day and a night.

5. The indoor temperature should not be too high, just keep it at 15~18℃.

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Bulb mold treatment

1. If it is just moldy, you can use a soft cotton swab or cotton cloth to clean the moldy area.

2. Then apply some carbendazim for disinfection. Remember to dry it in the shade afterwards!

3. After it is completely dry, the soil-grown plants can be covered with soil again, and the hydroponics plants can be put back in the pot.

Bulb rot treatment

1. Cut off all the rotten parts. Make sure to cut them off completely until the rotten parts are no longer visible.

2. Mix a lot of bacterium-methyl or potassium permanganate solution according to the instructions, put the bulbs in and soak them for 2 to 3 hours.

3. Take out the bulbs and place them in a cool place to dry.

4. Put the bulbs back into the pot. If they are grown hydroponically, remember that the bulbs must not come into contact with water. If they are grown in soil, be careful when watering. Water must not accumulate and the water must not be poured onto the bulbs.

(Author: BuzhuodiaooO0 Source: Hyacinthus Bar)

Notice:

For bulbous plants such as amaryllis, tulips, lilies, etc., the above method can be used to solve the problem of bulb mold and rot.

Succulent

resection

After removing the succulents from the soil, use sharp scissors to remove all rotten roots.

disinfect

Place the roots of succulents in carbendazim for disinfection, then take them out and dry them in the shade.

Basin

After the roots of the succulents have dried in the shade, you can directly put them in pots. The soil can be a mixture of nutrient soil + perlite, in a 1:1 ratio.

Notice:

Most succulent plants can be solved like this after their roots rot.

Margaret

Choose strong branches

Margarite is actually an annual herb. Herbaceous plants are not prone to root rot like woody plants, so the best way is to use it directly for cuttings. Therefore, cut off the branches that are relatively strong on the plant. Place it in a cool and ventilated place for 1 to 2 days.

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Prepare pure vermiculite

Put pure vermiculite or pure perlite in the container where you want to take cuttings, so that the possibility of rooting will be higher. Before cutting, wet the perlite with water.

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Cuttings

Insert the prepared cuttings into the perlite or vermiculite. Then place it in a cool place for maintenance, and keep the medium moist. If the temperature is right, it will take about half a month to take root.

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