What to do if the roots of Frost Morning turn black

1. Caused by excessive watering

Frost Morning is a succulent plant, so its growing season is generally in summer. It prefers a warmer, sunnier and drier environment. It is relatively resistant to drought but not cold, and has very good adaptability. However, if you do not control the amount of water when watering, if you water too much, there will be too much water, and its roots will be soaked for a long time, so its roots will easily turn black or even rot. At this time, we have to cut off the black and rotten roots. Wait until its wound has healed, then change the flowerpot or the picture and replant it. This will completely solve the problem of blackening. So in the future, don't water it too much.

2. Damage caused by pests and diseases

When the temperature is particularly high in the summer, Frost Morningstar will be more susceptible to damage by some insects, which will easily cause its stems and roots to turn black or even rot. In severe cases, the leaves will slowly fall off. Therefore, at this time, we can appropriately choose some medicines against these pests and spray them appropriately to prevent them from damaging Frost Morningstar again and protect its roots. But if the damage is too serious, we need to cut off its roots or cut off its head and re-graft it, then transplant it into another pot.

3. Soil causes

If the soil you choose when planting Frost Morning has poor drainage, its air permeability will also not be very good. In this way, even if you only water it with a little bit of water, it will not be able to absorb it. This will keep its roots wet for a long time, causing its roots to turn black. At this time, we need to find some soil that is looser and more breathable, and re-soil and transplant it. Keep it in a ventilated and dry place frequently to prevent its roots from turning black easily.