What should I do if the roots of my green radish are rotten? Is it okay not to repot it?

1. Solution

1. Cut off rotten roots: Root rot is the most serious symptom in maintenance. It is necessary to remove the plant from the pot, take out the roots and trim them. Use sterile scissors to cut off the rotten roots and wash them clean afterwards.

2. Disinfection: After cutting off the rotten roots, you still need to carry out careful maintenance and disinfect first. Apply diluted carbendazim disinfectant to the root system, and then soak it in the solution for about half an hour to completely eliminate the virus.

3. Replanting: After disinfection, you can put it in the pot and replant it. At this time, you need to prepare a new potting soil. The original potting soil contains pathogens and cannot be used. After preparation, just replant it in the pot. Take good care of it. It has strong vitality and will recover soon.

2. Is it OK not to repot?

If the roots of the green radish rot, it must be repotted. Otherwise it will not work. Because its root system is rotten, it cannot grow normally, and the bacteria will continue to spread upwards until the entire plant dies. If the roots rot, the plant should be repotted, trimmed and replanted. In addition, the soil and pot should be changed, otherwise it will affect its growth and may even prevent it from surviving.