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What to Do If Your Alocasia macrorrhizos (Giant Taro) Has Root Rot? I'll Show You the Right Way to Handle It
Alocasia macrorrhizos is prone to root rot in summer, mainly caused by soil that is too wet. Pull the plant up, cut off the rotten roots, and wear rubber gloves while cutting the roots (Alocasia macrorrhizos is toxic! Those with skin allergies should be careful.), and cut away a little of the healthy tissue near the rotted part
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Perlite: the breathing medium for plants - a must-have to prevent root rot
When people first start learning to grow flowers, their first instinct is to dig up some soil from outdoors, put it in a pot, and plant the flowers straight in. But once they water too much and the weather turns hot, they find the plants wilting day by day. When they pull them up, they often see, to their heartache, a mass of rotted roots still dripping with water.
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Get the orchid watering method right and the roots will never rot
People say orchids are afraid of watering and afraid of root rot, but that is not actually true. Only with more watering can orchids grow fast. Root rot happens simply because the water used is wrong and the watering method is incorrect. The plant encyclopedia website teaches you how to water orchids so their roots never rot. You should know that wild orchids are not afraid of long periods of rain, and they do not get root rot from too much rainwater
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The correct way to water orchids: water them this way and the roots won't rot for 10 years
There are many kinds of orchids, they bloom with fragrant and beautiful flowers, and people love orchids very much, but they also feel orchids are hard to grow, especially when watering them, and they always fail to get it right. Watering orchids is a technical skill. How can you correctly master the techniques of watering orchids? Below, the editor of Huacaole shares orchid watering knowledge with you.
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What to do when a camellia has root rot? Repot in fresh soil and re-root it from cuttings
The root system of the camellia is very fragile. Once care is improper, root rot comes easily, and if it is not treated promptly or is handled poorly, the whole camellia can die. In fact, there are still ways to save it. Below, Huacaole shares with you repotting in fresh soil for cultivation.
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What to Do If a Money Tree Has Root Rot? A 1-Minute Guide to Bring It Back to Life
Many people grow money trees (Pachira aquatica) at home, but various problems always come up during their growth: yellowing leaves, withered leaves. These two situations are actually not too bad, since they occur on the surface of the plant. The most serious problem is root rot in the money tree. Once the roots rot, it seems very hard to save.
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What causes root rot in Camellia sasanqua? Getting watering, fertilizing and potting soil right is key
In my opinion, the greatest value of Camellia sasanqua lies in filling the gap in the flowering season. In the cold depths of winter, nature takes its rest. Herbaceous flowering plants have long since hidden themselves away in the embrace of Mother Earth, waiting for the coming spring. Shrubs and trees stand either bare-branched or as green as ever, and at a glance
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Cyclamen seed collection and sowing methods, plus root system size and whether it can survive root rot
Cyclamen is a perennial herbaceous plant, and in our daily lives it is a commonly grown flower. Many people keep it as an indoor potted plant, adding a touch of beauty to the courtyard. However, many beginner friends ask, how are cyclamen seeds collected and sown? In addition
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What to do when Lucky Bamboo leaves turn yellow and roots turn black and rot? Detailed explanation of hydroponic precautions
Lucky Bamboo, because of its beautiful symbolism and elegant posture, has become a beloved household plant, but in daily life, even though many people are extremely fond of it and care for it carefully, problems such as yellowing leaves and black, rotted roots are unavoidable, and in the end it does not live very long
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