What to do after the cat's eye is rotten?

If we want to solve the problem of rotten roots of cat's eye taro, we must make efforts in de-basin drainage, soil and root cutting, basin soil allocation and watering control. After removing the pot, the plant is discharged with stagnant water, if the rotten root is serious, the rotten root is removed and cut off, the new soil suitable for growth is replanted, and watered and maintained in accordance with the principle of no drying and no watering.

What if the root of cat's eye taro is rotten?

1. Drainage from the basin

After the root rot of our farmed cat's-eye taro, we should check the plant out of the pot in time. Gently pat the basin wall with your hand, you can loosen the plant, first discharge the stagnant water from the soil, and then check the root system with tweezers after releasing the water. If the situation is not serious, dry the regret pot, and if it is serious, then remove the soil.

2. Peeling off soil and cutting roots

If we remove the soil from the cultured cat's eye taro and find that the root system in the potted soil is more serious, we should remove the soil from the plant and cut off the rotten root with sterilized scissors, cut off the old root and withered root by the way, and leave it in a cool and ventilated place to dry, waiting for the wound to contract.

3. Allocation of basin soil

In the process of waiting for the cat's eye taro to dry after root cutting, we need to prepare soil that is suitable for planting and is not easy to accumulate water. We can use sand loam, perlite, garden soil and humus to mix evenly, so that the soil is loose and porous, has good drainage and air permeability, and has a certain base fertilizer fertility, which is suitable for replanting.

4. Watering control

After planting the cat's eye taro, which has contracted the root wound, into the newly prepared basin soil, we will water it. When watering, we should learn the lesson of the last rotten root, so that the soil is not dry or irrigated, and watering thoroughly, following the principle of seeing dry and wet, with the goal of ensuring that the soil is in a moist state for a long time, appropriate and moderate watering.