How to deal with rotten roots of Clivia and how to deal with rotten heart of Clivia

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1. How to deal with root rot

2. How to deal with a bad heart

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When the roots are rotten, remove them from the pot as soon as possible and use sterilized scissors to cut off the rotten roots. Pay attention to keeping the wound smooth. After cutting, disinfect and place in a cool place to dry. During this period, do not let the wound get wet. After it dries, just replace it with new soil and plant in the pot. The maintenance method should be changed in the later period to avoid root rot again. If the heart is rotten, it should be dealt with as soon as possible. Just dig out the rotten part slightly, dry the wound and then maintain it normally. If it is more serious, it will also need to be removed from the pot and pruned.

1. How to deal with root rot

1. How to deal with root rot

1. Remove the pot as soon as possible: Once the roots are rotten, remove the pot as soon as possible, clean up the original soil, and rinse it with clean water.

2. Cut off the rotten roots: Prepare a sterilized scissors to cut off all the rotten roots and ensure that the wound is smooth. After pruning, use disinfectant to eliminate it to avoid later reinfection. After disinfection, place it in a ventilated and semi-shady place to dry.

3. Re-pot: Wait for the wound to dry. Can be potted and replanted. Note that the potting soil should also be replaced with new ones, otherwise it will be easy to become infected with bacteria. The original flower pots must also be disinfected. Just put it into the ground when it's ready. In the later stage, pay attention to changing management methods, especially watering and fertilizing, to avoid root rot again.

2. How to deal with a bad heart

< p> If the Clivia heart rot is only minor, dig out the rotten part as soon as possible, and use paper towels to absorb the juice flowing out of the wound. Only place it in a ventilated place, and wait for the wound to dry and then slowly maintain it. Be careful not to get water on the wound, otherwise it may become infected. If the heart rot is serious, remove the pot, rinse the roots, dig out the rotten parts, disinfect and dry them before potting them.

2. How to deal with a bad heart

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