How to deal with root rot of Clivia, how to deal with heart rot of Clivia

1. Treatment of root rot

1. Remove from the pot as soon as possible: Once the roots have rotted, remove from the pot as soon as possible, remove all the original soil, and rinse with clean water.

2. Cut off rotten roots: Prepare a pair of sterilized scissors and cut off all rotten roots, making sure the wound is smooth. After pruning, use disinfectant to eliminate and avoid reinfection later. After disinfection, place in a ventilated and semi-shaded place to dry.

3. Re-potting: After the wound has dried, you can re-pot and plant again. Note that the soil in the pot should also be replaced with new one, otherwise it will easily be infected by bacteria. The flower pots originally used should also be disinfected. Once it's ready, just bury it in the soil. In the later stage, pay attention to changing management methods, especially watering and fertilizing, to avoid root rot again.

2. How to deal with a broken heart

If the heart rot of the Clivia is only minor, dig out the rotten part as soon as possible, and use a paper towel to absorb the juice flowing out of the wound. Put it in a ventilated place and slowly maintain it after the wound dries. Be careful not to let the wound get wet, otherwise it may easily become infected. If the heart rot is serious, remove the plant from the pot, rinse the roots, dig out the rotten parts, disinfect and dry them before planting in the pot.