How to deal with calla lily root rot

1. How to deal with it

1. Reasons

First, it may be that the plant has root rot when it is about to bloom. The outermost leaves of the plant will slowly turn brown, and then continue to rot inside, and eventually even the entire plant will rot.

Second, if the flower has already opened, its top will also turn brown and will continue to spread to the petiole and stalk, causing it to become hollow in the middle.

2. Solutions

First, remove all the spots on the roots, let them sit to dry, soak them in hot water for about an hour, and then replant them. Or you can soak them in acetic acid for a while. Plants treated in this way will grow slower at the beginning, so it is best to start planting fifteen days in advance.

Second, disinfect the planting soil. Use hot water to sterilize the soil and pot before using it. You can also use some special agents to spray the soil, but it must be done before planting so as not to delay its normal growth.

2. How to prevent root rot

1. First of all, you must choose very high-quality seeds, and disinfect it when preparing the soil.

2. When choosing a container, choose a larger pot and use very loose and fertile soil.

3. Do not plant too deep and do not water too much. If planted outdoors, be sure to protect it from rain.