What to do if Mingyue root rots

Causes of root rot in Mingyue

Poor air permeability of potting soil

The potting soil for Mingyue should be loose sandy soil with good air permeability, and it is best to add some bone meal.

The poor air permeability of the potting soil causes the roots to be immersed in a state for a long time, and root rot is inevitable.

Overwatering

It is best to water the plant at least once a week, keep the soil in the pot semi-dry, and do not water too much each time.

Some flower lovers are afraid that they don’t love their Mingyue plants enough, so when they have free time, they take a kettle and spray it with water, which makes our Mingyue plants unbearable. Watering less is also a way to express love!

Mingyue root rot remedies

Cut off rotten roots

Pull out the moon plant, clean the roots, cut off the rotten parts, sprinkle with carbendazim, and repot it.

Cutting and grafting

If the root rot of Mingyue is serious, you can adopt the method of beheading and cuttings. Take the remaining leaves and use them for leaf cuttings. This extra Mingyue will definitely make up for the sadness brought by the one with rotten roots.