The latest remedy for the rotten roots of Yulu

After the rotten roots of jade dew need to be taken out from the basin soil in time, then use sterilized sharp scissors to cut off the rotten roots, then disinfect them with carbendazim, and replace the loose, fertile and well-drained soil for them. To cultivate jade dew, it is necessary to avoid ponding in the soil, and do a good job in illumination, temperature and ventilation.

How to fix the root rot of jade dew

1. Cutting rotten roots

In the process of cultivating jade dew, if it is not properly maintained, it will have rotten roots. At this time, it is necessary to take the plants out of the pot soil in time, then cut off the rotten parts with sterilized sharp scissors, then disinfect the roots with carbendazim, and finally put them in a ventilated place to dry the roots and replant them.

2. Replace the basin soil

At this time, it is also necessary to replace the new pot soil, because the reason for its rotten roots may be that the pot soil is too sticky and hardened, and the old pot soil is also infected with germs. If the soil is not replaced, the jade dew may rot for the second time. The new soil needs to be loose, fertile and well drained, and the soil needs to be disinfected before use.

3. Breeding methods

In the process of daily maintenance of jade dew, there are ways to prevent it from rotten roots, such as watering when mastering the principle of not watering, watering thoroughly, to avoid water accumulation in the soil. It also needs to do a good job of light, temperature and ventilation so that it can grow normally.