What about the rotten roots of Golden finger?

Root rot causes

too much watering

Goldfinger was a succulent plant, and it grew in arid areas. It was resistant to drought and did not need much water. Like other plants, it would be watered every three or five times. It definitely would not work. If encounter continuous cloudy days, basin soil too wet, indoor ventilation is not smooth, root growth is hindered.

bacterial infection

If the golden finger begins to rot from the bottom to the top, it has rotted to the stem, mostly bacterial infection, this reason is multi-faceted: unclear water quality, soil with bacteria, pest infestation. The bottom line is that you don't pay attention to hygiene.

processing method

root pruning

Measure the rotten golden finger off the basin, check the root rot situation, if completely rotten, basically no save. If it is only partially rotted, cut off the rotted part and replant it. Disinfect everything that comes into contact with the goldfinger before planting. After planting, pour some rooting solution to restore the vitality of the roots as soon as possible.

spray fungicides

For fungi infected plants, the plant is removed from the pot, rooted, and sterilized with carbendazim. For larger plants, they can be split apart and planted to increase the survival rate.