How to remedy the root rot of crab claw orchid

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1. Remove the basin and control water

2. Soil replacement and disinfection

3. Replanting

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Control the water in the plant pot, then carefully take the plant out of the pot, and then remove the soil from the plant roots to check for root rot. Use a blade to cut off the rotten areas in time. Be sure to clean them carefully. You can also trim the stems and leaves that are too dense. After pruning, it is best to spray the roots with a fungicide for sterilization and disinfection. Or use some firewood ash to sprinkle on the roots. When planting this plant, you only need to plant it shallower.

1. Remove the basin and control water

1. Remove the pot and control water

1. Control the water in the plant pot, then carefully take the plant out of the pot, and then remove the soil from the plant roots to check for root rot.

2. Use a blade to cut off the rotten areas in time. Be sure to clean them carefully. You can also trim the stems and leaves that are too dense.

2. Soil replacement and disinfection

1. After pruning, it is best to spray the roots with fungicides for sterilization and disinfection. Or use some firewood ash to sprinkle on the roots, which will help the recovery of the wound.

2. Place the treated plants in a cool vent to dry. They will be ready for replanting in a few hours.

3. Replanting

1. Prepare the dried plants, and disinfect the new flower pots and soil. It is best to expose them to the sun.

2. When planting plants, you only need to plant them shallowly. The soil can be moist and fluffy, but it is best not to water them for the time being. There is no need to fertilize. Wait until the plant root system returns to normal before watering and fertilizing.

2. Soil replacement and disinfection

3. Replanting

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