What are the methods for controlling root rot in money trees?
How do you control root rot when growing a money tree? Please explain the methods. When growing a money tree, you can refer to the following methods to control root rot: Keep the growing environment dry, and sterilize the growing medium and site. Before planting, first spray the top of the money tree with Sumilex to prevent the harm of gray mold spores. Then use a sharp knife to cut off the main root...
How do you control root rot when growing a money tree? Please explain the methods
When growing a money tree, you can refer to the following methods to control root rot:
Keep the growing environment dry, and sterilize the growing medium and site. Before planting, first spray the top of the money tree with Sumilex to prevent the harm of gray mold spores. Then use a sharp knife to cut off the bruised and rotten tissue at the top of the main root, then spray the wound with Sumilex, and plant after it dries. Seven days after planting, when the medium in the pot gradually dries, the healing tissue has formed, and new roots have begun to grow, spray with Previcur or Anke or Zinc Manganese Medale, with the liquid flowing along the stem into the pot soil as appropriate. After that, fungicides such as Anke, Terraclor, Ridomil, and Aliette can be used, rotating one every 7 days. If Pythium is active, spray with Previcur, Terraclor, Ridomil, and Aliette; the general efficacy lasts about 14 days. If the weather is bad, a different agent must be sprayed again to prevent resistance. If any rotting plant is found, it should be pulled out and destroyed immediately.
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