Why does the silver star have root rot?

Causes of root rot in silver star

Overwatering

Watering has always been an important step in plant growth. The growth characteristics of Silver Star are that it is drought-resistant and afraid of waterlogging, which determines that you must learn to control the water content when watering Silver Star. Excessive watering can cause root rot.

When watering, be careful not to water the leaves, otherwise it will easily cause rot. When it is hot and rainy in summer, we should also pay attention to the growth conditions of some plants.

Pests and diseases

Pests and diseases are also important causes of plant root rot.

Generally speaking, diseases and pests are extremely harmful, not only affecting the roots of the plant, but in severe cases they can affect the entire silver star plant and cause it to die completely.

What to do if Silver Star has root rot

Preventing root rot

Don’t water too much during normal times, just water the soil and don’t water the leaves. In summer, be careful on rainy days and do not let water accumulate in the pot. Keep ventilation.

To prevent diseases and pests, check the growth of the plants regularly to detect root rot early and treat it early.

Root rot treatment

Cut off the rotten ones, let them dry and then replant them. Keep the soil slightly moist and avoid exposure to light at first. After about half a month, gradually expose it to light to allow it to slowly take root.