Root rot

Learn what root rot is and how it affects your plants. Also, discover causes, symptoms, and how to prevent and treat root rot so your plants can thrive.

We talk a lot about root rot, but often gloss over the specifics. Here, we look more in-depth on what root rot is, how to identify it, and what steps you can take to prevent it!

Use Hydrogen peroxide for root rot? A small amount added to a cup of water, creates a healthier 'water' than tap water. [DETAILS]

Learn about root rot on houseplants, what causes root rot on houseplants, root rot symptoms, and what to do to give your plant the best chance of recovery.

Are you overwatering your plant? Here are a few signs that your house plants may be suffering from root rot. Plus, how to prevent root rot.

Wondering if your plant has been overwatered? Here is how you know if your plant has root rot!

Diagnosing and Treating Root Rot in Fiddle Leaf Figs

Learn How to fix root rot, what causes it and What root rot looks like. Follow these Best practices to avoid trouble in your plant roots.

Pothos is a trailing vine plant that produces attractive glossy leaves in many variegated colors. In the right conditions, pothos grows prolifically and can live up to ten years indoors. But like many houseplants, pothos can often suffer from root rot. Untreated, root rot is almost always deadly. Let’s take a look at what causes pothos root rot, how to treat it, and how to prevent it in the first place.

Hydrogen Peroxide for plants and the garden has numerous uses, in soil drenches, treating root rot, sterilize soil and battle powdery mildew. [LEARN MORE]