How to plant money tree after cutting off the rotten roots

1. How to plant after root pruning

1. Disinfection: After discovering that the money tree has root rot, you need to trim the rotten roots in time, but do not plant it immediately after pruning. You need to first use carbendazim to soak and disinfect, or apply some charcoal on the incision. If you do not disinfect and sterilize, it will easily be infected after potting. Finally, it should be placed in a cool place to dry, and some unhealthy branches and leaves should be cut off.

2. Planting: It is best to replace the soil used for planting before, because there will be some bacteria in the soil. If it is not replaced, the planting will be infected again. It is best to disinfect the flower pots as well. Finally, place the money tree into the potting soil to allow its roots to stretch, then cover it with new soil and press it down.

3. Maintenance: Don’t rush to water it after replanting. It is best to place it in a well-ventilated location for 2-3 days, and then water it after its roots have recovered somewhat.

2. Precautions

After the money tree survives and adapts to the environment, some leaves that are not growing well need to be cut off, otherwise they will consume the nutrients in the potting soil. During the later maintenance, you should also pay attention to water control. If you still water too much, it will cause root rot again.