What to do if tulip roots rot

1. Reduce watering

Reason: Long-term excessive watering will cause the roots to lack oxygen, unable to breathe normally, and will also cause root rot.

Solution: Reduce the amount of watering appropriately and control the frequency of watering. After excessive watering, you can loosen the soil appropriately and place it in a ventilated place.

2. Replace the soil

Reason: If the soil is not air permeable, it will easily cause the roots to be unable to breathe. Coupled with a humid environment, it will easily cause the roots to rot.

Solution: Replace the soil with loose, breathable soil as soon as possible to allow the tulip roots to breathe more smoothly.

3. Apply fertilizer appropriately

Reason: If the amount of fertilizer is too large or the concentration is too high, the roots of the tulips will be burned and the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution: Control the amount of fertilizer and the concentration of fertilizer should not be too high. If the amount of fertilizer is too much, you can water more appropriately so that the excess fertilizer can be discharged as soon as possible.

4. Treatment methods for severe root rot

Remove the roots of the tulips from the potting soil, cut off the rotten parts with sterilized tools, and then disinfect them. After disinfection, wash them with water, dry them, and then replant them in the potting soil.