What to do about the root injury of gentleman orchid? notes on the introduction of edible fungi.

Clivia roots are very fragile, cultivation management on a little attention, will cause damage. For example, loose soil, change pot when it is easy to cause mechanical damage to the roots. Continued irrigation will cause root "water injury". Applying thick fertilizer and raw fertilizer will cause root "fat injury". Clivia root injury, leaves will gradually soften, if not treated in time, the root will be erosion, resulting in the death of the whole plant. Clivia root injury must be immediately changed basin soil, in the soil at the same time, to the wound coated with plant ash or sulfur powder, to prevent erosion. After soil change, move the flowerpot to a shady place to avoid rain. Spray the leaves with clean water several times a day, but the amount of water sprayed should not be too large. The leaves should be moist and the appearance of the pot soil should be slightly wet. In this way, not only can the water necessary for leaf growth be supplied, but also the injured roots can be placed in a monotonous environment, thus promoting the rapid shrinkage and healing of wounds. When the softened parts of the leaves stagnate and the softened parts dry up, gradually increase the watering amount from less to more until the normal management is restored.