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Re: Disease in the roots
I would dig up the corms; clean all black and soft spots off; and disinfect with bleach water. ... Repot in course sand and hope for a pup to come up.
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Re: Disease in the roots
[quote=eddiemunozep;319181]Several of my plants in pots developed some kind of rot in the roots. The main stem would show it too.
I believe it was due to over watering during this past winter. Any ideas? Over watering can do it, most of my plants get no water though the winter. That means 5 or 6 months here.
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Re: Disease in the roots
I agree with you.
Wow does not look good. On the bright side...you will have a few more pups to deal with. Last edited by cincinnana : 10-08-2018 at 03:08 AM. |
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