What should be used to disinfect orchids when their roots rot, and how should they be planted after being cut off?

1. What to use for disinfection

Root rot in orchids is a common occurrence, so there is no need to worry too much. You just need to slowly take out the plants, wash them with running water, cut them off, spray them with carbendazim for disinfection, and then place them in a cool place to dry. After treatment, plant the plants and carry out normal maintenance in the later stage. As long as they are rescued in time, the plants will become lush again.

2. Later maintenance

1. Control sunlight: After doing all of this, the plant cannot be exposed to the sun for a long period of time, as this is not conducive to the growth of the plant. You need to choose a suitable location to place it, away from sunlight and in a place with good air circulation, but be careful not to have too strong wind, otherwise it will affect the plant.

2. Reasonable watering: After replanting, it is necessary to strictly control and adjust the water use. It should not be too dry, nor should it be watered too much and make it too wet. If you maintain it outside, you need to provide shelter in time when it rains. If there is too much rainwater in the pot, you need to pour it out in time.

3. Planting method: The reed head should be planted deeper, which can not only play a protective role but also prevent it from swaying left and right.