How to deal with the rotting roots of Clivia Miniata
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Improper watering often leads to the rotting of Clivia Miniata roots, so how to deal with the rotting roots of Clivia Miniata? Simply put, it involves cleaning, disinfection, and re-planting these three steps. Let's specifically discuss how to deal with the rotting roots of Clivia Miniata.
1. Cleaning the rotting roots
Remove the Clivia Miniata with rotting roots from the pot, gently peel off the soil, then wash the roots clean with water, and use scissors to clean the decayed root system thoroughly.
2. Disinfecting the roots
Soak the cleaned roots in a 0.1% potassium permanganate solution for 5 minutes, then apply a small amount of sulfur powder or wood ash or carbendazim, and let them dry in a shaded place (about 2 days).
3. Re-planting
After the Clivia Miniata has dried, it can be planted in sandy soil to promote the germination of new roots. If the roots are not severely rotten, they can be planted directly in the pot without using sandy soil. After planting, control the watering, only water when it's dry to avoid rotting again. Place it in a shaded and well-ventilated area. If the leaves do not wither after 30 days, it has survived.
In conclusion: The situation of rotting roots in Clivia Miniata varies. Some have slightly rotten roots, while others have completely rotted roots (as shown in the picture below). If all the roots are rotten, there is still a chance to save it. Refer to the cleaning of rotting roots, after disinfection, insert into plain sand to promote germination. Generally, it can regenerate roots after about 2 months.
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