Chlorophytum root rot do this

There are many reasons for the root rot of Chlorophytum. For example, excessive watering leads to ponding and rotten roots. For example, excessive fertilization leads to root burning and so on. The rotten roots reflect the yellow and dry leaves

Step 1

Take out the whole Chlorophytum from the basin, carefully peel off the soil, wash it clean, and cut off the old and residual roots

Step 2

Mix the rotten leaf soil with clean river sand in equal amount, put it into the basin, plant Chlorophytum into it and pour it through

Step 3

Place the Chlorophytum in a warm and bright place indoors and let it stand for about 10 days. Be careful not to direct sunlight

The leaves are wilting and yellow. How to save the root system intact

There are many reasons for the lodging and wilting of Chlorophytum leaves. One is frostbite. Of course, frostbite is rare now. The other is the discomfort of light. Too strong light or too dark environment will lead to this situation

(author: m mengyixue; source: Baidu knows)

Step 1

Prepare sharp knives or scissors

Step 2

Cut off all the leaves on the Chlorophytum from about 3-4cm on the surface of the basin soil

(author: Beer surplus source: Chlorophytum bar)

Step 3

After shaving, put it in a cool place and hang it

(author: Beer surplus source: Chlorophytum bar)

Step 4

Wait until the soil 2 ~ 3cm on the surface of the basin soil is dry before watering (you can peel off the soil on the surface to see if it is dry.) Until the buds of Chlorophytum grow out, you can pour a little more water

(author: Beer surplus source: Chlorophytum bar)