Is there any way to save hyacinth root rot?

1. Is there any hope?

Whether hyacinth can be saved after its roots have rotted depends mainly on the extent of the root rot. If the condition is not serious and only a few lateral roots are rotten, it can be saved. But if the situation is very serious and the main root system and the bulbs have rotted, it will be difficult to save it.

2. Rescue Methods

1. Root pruning: When you see that the roots are rotten, take it out of the culture medium first and use sterilized scissors to cut off all the rotten roots. If there are branches or leaves that have growth problems, they need to be cut off as well.

2. Disinfection: After pruning, put its bottom in disinfectant and soak it for about 20 minutes for disinfection. When the time is up, take it out and put it in a semi-shaded place to dry.

3. Replanting: Pour out the original water, then inject some clean new water into the hydroponic bottle, then place its bulb into the bottle mouth and let the roots at the bottom be immersed in the water.

4. Later maintenance: After replanting, it should be placed in a slightly sunny and relatively warm environment. And change the water regularly. After a while, it will recover.