What should I do if the succulent root system seems to be broken?

Remove the rotten root system, then ventilate and wait for his wound to heal, sprinkle carbendazim powder on the wound, and then after 2 or 3 days, put it in dry soil and pour raw powder but control the water.

Clean out the rotten root system in time to avoid infection to other succulents, resulting in the loss of large-scale necrosis.

Remove the broken root system and the underlying leaves in time. Keep only the fresh part above. Then let it dry in a cool and ventilated place for three days. Then plant the good part in moist soil. Water again after a day.

Watering less, put in a dry environment, too much water will make the succulent root system rot, to water properly, reasonable fertilization.

Succulent root rot needs to be removed first, and then the method is selected according to the appearance and cause. If the crown is rotten, crushed charcoal and sulfur blooms should be attached. If it is a fungal infection, it is necessary to attach a sulfur bloom and then spray the plant with a mixed solution of benzolat and mancozeb.

If it is black rot, it needs to be sprayed with benzolat and attached with sulfur bloom.

1. Reduce watering

Causes:Rotting is a common disease in succulents, usually caused by overwatering or a fungal infection caused by an excessively moist growing environment. It may also be because the soil medium is not breathable and does not drain well.

Workaround:Reduce the frequency of watering and choose well-drained soil for cultivation so that water does not accumulate in the stems for more than a few minutes.

2. Prevent insect pests

Causes:Some bugs, such as mealybugs, can also cause rot, especially root meals. After these pests have sucked the sap from the plant, they leave wounds that can cause fungal infections.

Workaround:Pay attention to softened or paste-like stems and leaves in time, and spray pests in time if they are found**.

3. Specific treatment methods

Crown rot:Use a sharp knife to cut off the rotten parts and attach crushed charcoal and sulfur blooms. Make sure the wound is dry.

Neck rot:The rotten part is cut off and the remaining stems can be used for cuttings. Make sure the wound is dry.

Fungal ** infected:The rotten parts are cut off with a sharp knife, a sulfur bloom is attached, and the plants are sprayed with a mixed solution of benzyl and mancozeb.

Black Rot:Cut off the infected part with a clean knife and spray it with benzyl and attach a thiurone.

1. Watering reason: watering causes water accumulation or dampness causes infection, or the medium is not breathable. It is necessary to drain the water in time, change the pot when it is serious, replace the drainage medium, and add water when the potting soil is dry.

2. Cause of insect pest: The wound caused by the pest when sucking plant juice can cause fungal infection. Spray pesticides in time to kill pests and disinfect.

It should be watered too much, or too often, the succulent root system is more fragile, if it is soaked in water for a long time, it is easy to spoil, you should reduce the frequency of watering, try to keep the soil dry, so that the succulent can grow better.

You can cut off the succulent roots, dry them in a cool place, and then apply rooting powder to plant them in the soil.

Succulent roots may go bad because they have been watered too much, causing the roots to be unable to carry out aerobic respiration, so they are rotten.

After finding rotten roots, you should clean up the rotten root system in time, and then soak it in the carbendazim for a period of time, and then take it out to dry, you can replant, if it grows well, it will still re-root, here you should pay attention to the original soil must not continue to use, because the original rotten root system will have a lot of bacteria, and the succulent will still have rotten roots. Succulents cause root rot is generally caused by watering, and long-term use of too much water will lead to root rot.

When the succulent root system has failed, its other leaves can be taken for cuttings. In general, it is due to excessive watering, which causes the roots to rot and deteriorate, resulting in necrosis.

Be sure to use a knife to clean up the broken root system in time, the reason why succulents lead to rotten roots is generally because of excessive watering, resulting in root rot, generally when we buy succulents, merchants will remind that succulents can not be watered too much, and there will be no problems if you do not water for a long time.

First, the soil configuration is unreasonable.

If the proportion of particles in the soil is too low, it is not obvious in spring and autumn, but in winter and summer, the succulent will be greatly affected, the proportion of particles is low and it is difficult to dry out after watering in summer, the probability of black rot of succulent roots in the soil environment will be very, very large, and the soil is too water-retaining in winter will also lead to succulent rotten roots and black rot.

Second, the problem of watering should be reasonably controlled.

If you want to raise good-looking succulents, you must learn to control water. Water control is not not watering, but to extend the watering interval, the simplest is to pot soil is dry, and then water thoroughly every two days. First of all, it is emphasized that water is at noon in winter, and in summer, it must be windy at night and cool before watering.

And only a small amount can be watered in summer, in short, the succulent must not be watery, once the water is large, it is easy to rot the roots and rot the water.

3. Poor ventilation environment.

For example, in summer, if the succulent is placed in a sultry closed environment after watering, the succulent may rot roots and black rot within 1-2 hours, and the ventilation is not good in winter, watering will lead to mildew in the soil, and the mold will then infect the succulent root system and cause it to rot.

4. Succulent bacterial infection.

Bacterial infection is also known as black rot, and black rot roots are parasitic in root wounds or pores after bacterial infection. Most of the causes of black rot are related to the damp and impermeable soil. Once watered, the bacteria will be transported along with the water to the stems and leaves, so they slowly spread, and eventually the whole plant dies of black rot.

Fifth, too much fertilization, resulting in root burning.

In most cases, succulents do not need to be fertilized, and if too much fertilizer is applied, root rot will also occur, and when this happens, it should be gouged out, pruned, disinfected, and then replanted.

First, the basin is not suitable.

A lot of flower friends plant succulents, generally choose a more personality of the small pot, so that after planting more can reflect the beauty of the succulent, I tell you: there is nothing wrong with choosing a small flower pot with personality, but there is a problem we remember not to ignore, what is the problem? It is whether the size of this pot is appropriate, and whether there is a permeable hole at the bottom of this pot!

If the pot is too big, even if we don't usually water much, but after each watering, the potting soil can't dry in a short time, and the potting soil can't dry in a short time, and it is easy to rot the roots!

The same is true for the lack of permeable holes at the bottom of the pot, if there are no permeable holes, then after you finish watering, the potting soil will be in a very moist state for a long time, and the succulent roots will be soaked in the soil for a long time, and the final outcome will definitely be rotten roots!

Second, the soil is not suitable.

Many flower friends plant succulents, do not pay much attention to the soil, just find a soil and plant it, this must be wrong, succulents have high requirements for soil permeability and air permeability, if you use this soil with poor permeability, then what will be the result? It's a situation that often happens to many flower friends, obviously not much watering, or even only once a month, but in the end it will still rot the roots!

That's why I often tell you, let's plant succulents, and the granular soil in this soil must account for half of the proportion, only in this way can we ensure a good water permeability and air permeability, that is to say, no matter what kind of soil you use, you must add more than half of the coarse river sand or perlite!

Most succulents don't need to be watered too much, just spray it, especially don't let the bottom accumulate water, easy to rot roots.

Watering too much, succulents like the sun, don't like the rain, you give him the sun every day, it doesn't matter, but you can't water him every day, just water it once or twice a week.

The main cause of root rot in succulents is overwatering. Because the soil cannot drain water in time, the water cannot be absorbed by the plants, resulting in stagnant water and stuffy roots. The root system cannot breathe and cannot transfer nutrients to the leaves, and the leaves will fall and rot from the outside.

Too much watering and too much fertilization are the causes of succulent root rot.

If you water too much, take it out, cut off the rotten roots, and soak it in carbendazim.

The soil is too wet, and too much water will rot the roots. It could also be something else. Like rotten root disease.

Too much watering, succulent this plant likes to dry.

Succulent roots rot because of too much watering.

Succulent plant pots are not suitable, the soil layer is too thick, and the ventilation is not good, and it is easy to rot and turn into water!