What to do if passion fruit is watered too much

1. Remove from the basin

The first thing to do after discovering that you have overwatered your passion fruit is to take it out of the pot, shake off the soil at the bottom of the plant, and carefully observe its roots to see if there is any rot.

2. Root Pruning

If there is no root rot, then it's fine. However, if the roots have rotted, they need to be cut off in time, and then the plant should be placed in a fungicide for about 30 minutes, taken out and dried.

3. Replanting

Check the original flower pot to see if there is any water accumulation in it. If there is, pour it out. Then look at the flower soil. If there is water in it, drain it out and put it into the pot. Then replant the treated plants. If the accumulated water in the flower soil is difficult to drain, you can just throw it away and use new soil to plant the plants.

4. Maintenance

After replanting, the plants need some time to adapt to the new environment. Therefore, it should be placed in a place without strong light and strong wind for a period of time. Do not apply fertilizer during this period, and water only in small amounts, just make sure the soil does not dry out completely. After a period of time, you can resume normal maintenance.