What to do when hydroponic lucky bamboo has rotting, blackened, smelly roots
Introduction: One of the reasons for hydroponic lucky bamboo roots rotting, turning black and smelling bad is that the hydroponic lucky bamboo is not given fresh water for a long time, so the water quality deteriorates and becomes cloudy, causing oxygen depletion in the water. Generally, when hydroponic lucky bamboo shows the symptoms of root rot, blackening and bad smell, the root system must be dealt with properly, and all damaged and rotten roots must be cut off. The plant must be disinfected, and potassium perman
Lucky bamboohydroponicsroot rot one of the causes of blackening and bad smell
Hydroponiclucky bamboo is not given fresh water for a long time, so the water quality deteriorates and becomes cloudy, causing oxygen depletion in the water.
Generally, when hydroponiclucky bamboo shows the symptoms of root rot Then, the water must be changed. Note that the water can be changed regularly to maintain water quality. When changing the water, sun-exposed tap water can be used. The roots and stems of lucky bamboo become diseased or suffer a bacterial infection, which causes lucky bamboo to show the symptoms of root rot The infected parts on the lucky bamboo plant can be cut off. Note that the cut should be made boldly; as long as there is diseased tissue, it must all be cut off, until the cut surface is pure white. After pruning, let the wound dry, then simply restart hydroponic growing. When pruning lucky bambooLucky bamboohydroponicsroot rot second cause of blackening and bad smell
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