Can the fortune tree survive if its bark is rotten?
Last Update ：2024.05.11
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After the bark of the money tree is rotten, whether it can survive depends on the specific situation. If the bark rotten area is small, you can still survive if you take active remedial measures. If the bark rotten area becomes large, Or if the bark is rotten and not treated in time, it will not survive. Cut off the rotten parts, disinfect them, and then replant them so that they can be saved in time.
1. Can you still live?
1. Can it still survive?
After the bark of the money tree rots, whether it can survive depends on the specific situation. If the area of bark rot is small and has not extended to other parts, as long as remedial measures are taken proactively, you can still survive. If the area of bark rot becomes large and the inside is also affected, or if the bark is rotten and not treated in time, these conditions will affect the tree body and may result in no way to survive. Only by taking timely measures to slow down the spread can we have a chance of survival.
2. Remedy
1. Cut off the rotten skin: You can no longer keep the rotten part. You can first prepare a sharp knife to cut off the rotten part. During this process, the infection inside cannot be caused until the clean and healthy part is removed. The bark is exposed.
2. Disinfection treatment: Disinfection treatment is required after removal. Prepare a solution of carbendazim mixed with clean water, then soak the tree in the carbendazim solution, and then place it aside to dry.
3. Replant: after the bark has dried , apply rooting agent on it, trim the yellowed and withered branches and leaves, then plant it in a flower pot, fill it with permeable and fertile soil, and pay attention to maintenance methods.
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