What about the rotten roots of cloves?

1. Too much watering

Too much watering is a common thing, because many novices may not control the amount well, and under the influence of various factors, they will pour too much water, but if the water is very serious, it is likely to cause the roots to rot.

1. What we should do at this time is to move it to a cool and ventilated place so that it can evaporate water in this environment.

2, you can also pad a stone at the bottom of the basin, so that the stone can let it ventilate, the loss of water will be faster.

3, we can also let it directly out of the basin, and then put it in a cool place, so that the water goes faster.

Second, too much fertilizer

If there is too much fertilizer, you can choose to put it under water to wash away the fertilizer, and then put it in a cool place, because too much water is not a good thing.

2. If it is too much, consider changing the basin.

III. Improper fertilization

In addition to applying too much fertilizer, there are some improper fertilization practices that will lead to its root rot, because some fertilizers are not decomposed, so once it is fermented, it will release more heat, resulting in its root rot.

If the root rot is serious, we might consider cutting off the rotten root and replanting it. When it grows new roots, it can colonize again.

In short, if it wasn't rotten to the point where there was no cure, the roots of this plant could still be saved.