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Crown and Root Rot
Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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What causes Crown and Root Rot?
Overwatering, poor drainage, or stagnant water in the central cup can lead to fungal infections.
How to treat Crown and Root Rot
Carefully remove the plant, trim away all rotten roots and mushy stem parts, then repot in a fresh, well-draining organic mix; apply a solution of Trichoderma to the soil.
How to prevent Crown and Root Rot
Ensure pots have excellent drainage, allow the potting mix to dry slightly between waterings, and regularly empty and refill the central cup with fresh water.
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