How to deal with root rot in small jade

Causes of root rot in small jade

High temperature and humidity: In the hot and humid summer, if the ventilation is poor, the roots of the jade plant are prone to rot.

Too much water: Xiaoyu likes a semi-dry environment. Watering should be cut off when the temperature is too low in winter or too high in summer. If normal watering is still maintained, the roots will be in a state of long-term immersion and are prone to rot.

How to deal with root rot in small jade

Pull out the succulents, wash the roots, and cut off all moldy parts.

Apply carbendazim to the wound and moldy areas, and then let them dry for about three days.

To re-root the processed tamarind, you can dry it at the mouth of a bottle and put water underneath without touching the roots to promote rooting; you can also replant it in granular soil, such as Akadama soil or Kanuma soil.

After the jade plant has rerooted, do not rush to water it. Wait until the soil in the pot is dry and then water it less frequently.