What to do if the root of the Epipremnum aureum turns black
This article brings you the knowledge of Epipremnum aureum in the common sense of flower cultivation. How to deal with the blackening of the roots of Epipremnum aureum, please see the detailed introduction below.
Some flower enthusiasts find that the roots of the newly purchased Epipremnum aureum turn black after a short period of cultivation, and some have rotting roots. These symptoms are caused by excessive moisture in the pot leading to the growth of mold, not only for newly purchased ones but also for many flower enthusiasts who have been raising Epipremnum aureum for a long time, and the roots may also turn black.
Actually, there is a misconception about growing Epipremnum aureum, which is to water excessively. Since Epipremnum aureum is easy to grow, just cut a branch and put it in a water-filled bottle, it can survive. Or put vermiculite in a cup with water, and the Epipremnum aureum will still thrive. These practices make flower enthusiasts think that Epipremnum aureum loves water, and the pot is often damp. Many Epipremnum aureum soils are nutritious, and it is easy to breed bacteria when water accumulates frequently. Therefore, it is not difficult to understand why the roots of Epipremnum aureum turn black and rot.
What to do if the root of the Epipremnum aureum turns black
1. Actively propagate, cut several branches of Epipremnum aureum, and either water插 or soil插 can work. Epipremnum aureum is easy to survive, preparing for the worst outcome with new strength.
2. If the blackening of the Epipremnum aureum roots is not serious (most flower enthusiasts' potted Epipremnum aureum roots have some blackening), there is no need to worry too much. Reduce watering in everyday life, and avoid watering the roots directly. Do not let water accumulate in the pot.
The above content about what to do if the root of the Epipremnum aureum turns black can be used for reference by green plant enthusiasts.