Why are the roots of the water-grown shunfengshun rotten? How to deal with the rotten roots

1. Poor water quality

Reason: The water quality of the water-grown Lucky Beans is very demanding. If the water is not changed for a long time, the water will become turbid and unclean. If the Lucky Beans grows in such water for a long time, the roots may rot.

Treatment method: During routine maintenance, pay attention to regular water changes and keep the water quality clean. If you find rotten roots, you can take the plant out of the container, cut off the rotten roots, and place it in a carbendazim solution for sterilization. Clean the container, replace with new water, and then replant.

2. Root hypoxia

Reason: If the water level is relatively high, the roots will all be immersed in water, causing lack of oxygen to the roots and also causing root rot.

Treatment method: The amount of water added should be moderate and the water level should not be too high. After the roots rot, in addition to cutting off the rotten roots, you also need to pour out some of the water in the container to expose part of the roots so that the roots can be exposed to the air.

3. Low temperature

Reason: The lucky charm plant cannot withstand cold climates. If the temperature is relatively low, its growth will be problematic and will also cause root rot.

Treatment method: If the surrounding temperature is relatively low, the plant needs to be moved indoors and kept above 10 degrees to prevent root rot. When root rot occurs, cut off the rotten part and place it in a warm environment.