Even though the roots were rotten like this, they were still able to survive! How it was done

Clivia root rot

1. Remove the Clivia with rotten roots from the pot, gently peel off the soil, then rinse the roots with water and clean the rotten roots with scissors. Then apply wood ash or fine furnace ash to the wound.

2. Soak the cleaned roots in 0.1% potassium permanganate solution for 5 minutes, then dip them in a little sulfur powder, wood ash or carbendazim.

3. Control the water and place the Clivia in a cool place to dry for 1 to 2 days. Do not let the leaves be exposed to direct sunlight. It is best to cover the leaves with newspaper.

4. After drying, plant the Clivia in coarse river sand or sphagnum moss. The editor uses sphagnum moss. After 15-50 days, plump new roots will grow.

5. Note: The situations of Clivia root rot are different. Some have slight root rot, while others have completely rotten roots (as shown in the picture below). If all the roots are rotten, there is still a chance to save them. Refer to the cleaning of rotten roots. After disinfection, insert them into plain sand to germinate. Generally speaking, they can take root again after about 2 months.

Chlorophytum root rot

1. If the spider plant shows signs of root rot, place it in a ventilated place with bright diffuse light in time. Be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight. Basically, two hours of soft light outdoors every day is enough, and the root rot will slowly improve.

2. If the root rot of the spider plant is serious, you need to "take drastic measures". First, take out the spider plant and clean the soil.

3. Cut off all the rotten parts of the spider plant, and remember to disinfect the knife beforehand.

4. After disinfecting the spider plant, place it in a cool place to dry, then apply rooting powder and transplant the spider plant into the new potting soil.

5. If the roots of the hydroponic spider plant are rotten, in addition to following the above steps, you must also disinfect the container holding the spider plant. When changing the water in the future, be sure to use water to rinse off the mucus on the roots of the spider plant. No fertilizer should be applied for one month after re-hydroponics. After one month, a small amount of nutrient solution can be applied.

Succulent root rot

1. Treatment methods for mild succulent root rot

①The first thing is to control water and air quickly. Excessive watering is the main cause of root rot of succulents. Place the succulent flower pots on a well-ventilated flower stand to allow moisture to seep out as quickly as possible. At the same time, you can use an electric fan to enhance air circulation and blow it continuously for 24 hours.

②Then, wait until the soil on the surface of the flowerpot is dry, use a flower shovel to loosen the soil deeply, and turn up the still moist soil underneath. If the sun is good at this time, you can take the succulents out to bask in the sun. If there is no sun, you can continue to use an electric fan to blow it, and wait until the soil on the surface is dry before loosening the soil again. After repeating this several times, the humidity in the flowerpot will be reduced.

③In addition, there is a simplest method, which is to take the succulents out of the pots and dry them for a few days, and spread the potting soil to dry or bake it. No matter what method you think of, as long as you can dry the soil, and then put it back in the pot.

2. Severe root rot

①First, pull out the succulents, clean the roots, and use a sterilized blade to cut off all the moldy and rotten parts of the succulents, leaving no part.

②Apply carbendazim to the wound area and then place it in a cool place to dry.

③ To grow roots, you can hang the processed succulents on the mouth of a bottle with water underneath, but the water should not touch the roots. Succulents can also be planted in granular soil, such as Akadama soil, Kanuma soil, etc.

④ Place the planted succulents in a well-lit place indoors. Remember not to expose them to direct sunlight, and pay attention to ventilation.

⑤If nothing unexpected happens, the succulent will root and grow again in 1 to 3 weeks.

Root rot of copper coin grass

1. If the root rot is not very serious, you can place the pennywort under the sun and then place it in a ventilated place, and the pennywort will slowly get better.

2. If the root rot is very serious, whether it is hydroponics, soil cultivation, or half soil and half water, the roots of the pennywort must be cleaned first, and then all the rotten parts must be cut off.

3. For hydroponics or half soil and half water, the container must be cleaned and disinfected strictly.

4. Remember to let the pennywort dry before growing it in water or soil again, otherwise the wound will be infected with bacteria.

5. A little advice, for beginners, it is recommended to cultivate half soil and half water~

Asparagus fern root rot

1. The method to deal with root rot of asparagus fern is actually very simple. First, take the asparagus fern out of the soil or water and clean the roots.

2. Use a sterilized knife to cut off all the rotten roots of asparagus fern, and then apply carbendazim to prevent bacteria.

3. Place the asparagus fern in a cool place to dry, away from direct sunlight, which will damage it.

4. After it dries, you can put the asparagus fern back into the pot. Remember that if you are growing asparagus fern in water, you must thoroughly clean and disinfect the container. At the same time, it is best to use a planting basket to fix the asparagus fern and do not let it come into direct contact with the bottle wall.

Kalanchoe root rot

1. When you find that the roots of Kalanchoe are rotten, be sure to cut off the rotten parts, especially those like the one in the picture, and then re-graft them. Or you can directly select the strong branches on the upper part for cuttings.

2. Be careful when cutting and be ruthless. Remove all the rotten parts until no rotten parts are visible on the stem.

3. Apply carbendazim or other drugs on the stems to avoid bacterial infection, and place them in a cool place to dry for a few hours before cutting.

4. If the Kalanchoe has flower buds, be sure to remove them to avoid loss of nutrients, but the leaves must be retained because the photosynthesis of the leaves can promote rooting.

5. In addition, you can also grow roots in water. Kalanchoe is very easy to root. As shown in the picture below, even if there is only a little bit left, it can basically take root in a few days. Just pot it directly after it has grown roots!

Money Tree

1. Remove the woody stems, do not deal with the roots first, and clean the soil at the bottom.

2. Use scissors to trim the roots and cut off the rotten parts. If the rot is severe, just cut off all the messy roots.

3. If the stem also begins to rot, the rotten part needs to be removed and separated into pieces.

4. Place the treated rhizomes into thiophanate-methyl or potassium permanganate solution and soak for 24 hours; or spray the wound with prochlorperazine.

5. Then dry it in a cool and ventilated place and replant it.

Green radish root rot

1. If the roots of the soil-grown green radish are rotten, pull it out, clean it, cut off the rotten parts, disinfect it in potassium permanganate, and then put it back in the pot.

2. If the roots of hydroponic green radish are rotten, it must be because the water is not changed frequently. The treatment method is the same. Take it out, clean it, cut off the rotten part, and then disinfect it with potassium permanganate.

Clean and disinfect the container, then put the green radish in it. Then remember to change the water more frequently in the future.

3. If the roots of the green ivy are already rotten, then just give up, cut the intact stems and leaves, and directly carry out cuttings, or put it directly into water. The green ivy has strong vitality and will take root quickly!

Well, the methods for dealing with root rot of several common plants have been introduced. If there is root rot, deal with it quickly.