Abstract: What's wrong with the clivia at home recently? The leaves are withered, and there are black spots on the roots. At a glance, they can tell that the roots are rotten! Don't worry, let me give you a suggestion to let your clivia regain vitality! 1. Do you know the reason for the rotten roots of Clivia? The rotten roots of Clivia are not accidental phenomena. It leads to...
What's wrong with the clivia at home recently? The leaves are withered, and there are black spots on the roots. At a glance, they can tell that the roots are rotten! Don't worry, let me give you a suggestion to let your clivia regain vitality! 1. Do you know the reasons for the rotten roots of Clivia
? Clivia rotten roots is not an accidental phenomenon. It is often caused by the following reasons: 1. Improper watering: Clivia is a fleshy root and likes a humid environment, but too much water can cause hypoxia in the roots, which can cause rotten roots.
2. Poor soil permeability: If the soil is too tight or the use of airtight flowerpots, it will affect the breathing of the roots and lead to root rot.
3. Improper fertilization: Excessive fertilization or the use of insufficiently fermented fertilizer may cause root burns, which in turn may cause root rot.
4. Pest and insect pests: Some bacteria and fungi can also invade the roots of Clivia, causing root rot. 2. How to deal with the rotten roots of Clivia
Since we know the reason, we must prescribe the right medicine and hurry to save your Clivia!
1. Remove pot inspection: First, remove Clivia from the pot, gently shake off the soil around the roots, and observe the condition of the roots.
2. Trim rotten roots: Use disinfected scissors to cut off all the rotten roots, paying attention to cutting to healthy tissue.
3. Disinfection treatment: Put the trimmed roots into 0.1% potassium permanganate solution and soak them for 5 minutes, then take them out and rinse them with clean water.
4. Apply protection: Apply some plant ash or carbendazim powder to the wound to prevent bacterial infection.
5. Dry the wound: Place the treated Clivia in a cool and ventilated place to dry the wound.
6. Re-pot: Select flowerpots and soil with good air permeability to replant Clivia. 3. Maintenance
after the roots of Clivia rot 1. Controlled watering: Clivia after rotten roots need to be controlled watering to keep the soil slightly moist.
2. Appropriate fertilization: During the recovery period of Clivia, some thin liquid fertilizer can be applied appropriately to supplement nutrients.
3. Maintain ventilation: Maintaining a good ventilated environment will help the recovery of Clivia. 4. Avoid direct sunlight: Avoid direct sunlight to avoid burning leaves. 4. Preventive measures 1. Reasonable watering: Water timely according to the dry and wet conditions of the soil to avoid too much or too little.
2. Choose soil and flower pots that are breathable: Use soil and flower pots that are breathable to help your roots breathe. 3. Reasonable fertilization: Appropriate fertilization should be carried out to avoid excessive fertilization.
4. Regular inspection: Regularly inspect the roots of Clivia. Once rotten roots are found, they must be dealt with in time. 5. Although the rotten roots of Clivia are a headache, as long as we master the right method, we can give them a new life. Come and try these methods to make your clivia full of vitality!