3 kinds of green plants that have rotted: don't throw them away, one cut and new shoots keep sprouting, filling the pot in 3 months

As people's quality of life keeps improving, more and more people choose some flowers, plants and greenery to decorate their homes, green the environment, and make the home full of vitality.

Although flowers and plants can make life more colorful, if they are not cared for well, for example, too much watering causes root rot, or too heavy fertilizing causes root burn, and so on. Today Hua'er will introduce 3 kinds of green plants to everyone: after they rot, don't throw them away first. Give them a cut like this, and new shoots will keep sprouting, filling the pot in 3 months!

1. Clivia

Clivia is a plant loved by many flower enthusiasts; whether grown for its leaves or its flowers, it is especially beautiful. However, Clivia is not easy to care for, and yellowing, withering leaves and root rot are often seen. When this happens, you can cut off all the damaged parts, then use potassium permanganate or carbendazim and the like to sterilize and disinfect it, then place it in a cool spot to care for it, keeping it appropriately moist. In about half a month new shoots will sprout, and in three months it will become a cluster of Clivia filling the pot!

2. Money Tree

The Money Tree is a particularly popular foliage green plant with high ornamental value, and it carries the meaning of "wealth rolling in and prosperity and peace." It can be placed in the hall, the study, and so on.

The most common problems with the Money Tree are root rot and trunk rot. When this happens, you can cut off the rotten branches, keep the healthy parts, soak them in potassium permanganate for about ten minutes, then replant them, and they will quickly re-root and sprout.

3. Spider Plant

Spider Plant is also a relatively common foliage plant. Although its root system is fairly developed, its leaves very easily turn yellow, rot, and so on, and it is extremely contagious. If it has already been infected almost all over, just "behead" it with a cut, keeping only the crown about 3cm above the soil surface, then water once with diluted liquid fertilizer and move it to a cool spot with scattered light to care for it. New shoots will quickly sprout, and filling the pot in 3 months is no big problem.

That's all for the flower-growing introduction. If flower enthusiasts have anything to add, you can share it with everyone in the comments section below. If you want to learn more about flower growing, you can follow Huajianke!

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