If the roots of the green radish are rotten, can it recover?

1. Can it be recovered?

Generally speaking, it is difficult for the green ivy to recover on its own after its roots have rotted, and timely remediation is needed to prevent the root rot from worsening and causing the death of the entire plant. You should also pay attention to the amount of watering. Do not water too much, and do not let the plants grow in an environment with low temperatures. If the roots of the hydroponic green radish rot, you should change the water to ensure the water is clean.

2. Treatment methods after root rot

Regardless of whether the roots are rotten in water or soil, the rotten roots should be pruned off in time and must be pruned cleanly. Even if you prune too much, not a trace of rotten roots can be left. After pruning off the rotten roots, you need to use carbendazim or potassium permanganate for disinfection. Put the pruned plants into the disinfectant solution and take them out after twenty minutes. After disinfection, the plants can be cultured in water or soil again, but attention must be paid to ventilation.

3. Prevention methods

Green ivy is a plant with fleshy roots. When caring for it, you need to water it less to avoid root rot. If you are growing hydroponically, you need to change the water as soon as it becomes dirty.