I have been doing a LOT of research on root rot and how to save my plant, and this video has been one of the most informative and helpful videos I have ever seen on this topic! Also showing actual examples really helped; I had yet to see roots like my plant before this video! Thank you so much for sharing. ❤
Thank you so much, this is incredibly helpful! I am a new plant parent about to perform my first plant surgery...on my own son! 😱 My fittonia/nerve plant: 1. Bought from Walmart in really bad shape. 2. Transplanted in coco, peat, potting mix and perlite. 3. Perks up but is still a little droopy. 4. Water. Still a little droopy. 5. Build a humidity chamber/indoor greenhouse, add an adjustable grow light, and check the humidity and temperature to create the perfect environment. 6. All of the plants seem happy except the Fittonia! It's perky, but leaves begin crimping up, and a few tips yellow. 7. Having tried everything else; decide to take it out of the pot to check on it. Uh oh!...one hole isn't enough to drain, the bottom is wet, and, AND!...the roots look yucky! 😭 I'm confident he can be saved because he still looks really good. And I'm less nervous thanks to your video. Wish me luck! 🤞
Hello again 👋 I'm finding mixed information. I followed your wonderful tutorial but do I water immediately after repotting or wait a day? Two days? A week? My fittonia looks droopy, I expected it to because it had a lot of damage and I'm sure all the root cutting gave it some shock. The leaves left were healthy and green.
You can either pre moisten the soil a bit and not water soon after. But if the soil is dry, you can water it. As I said earlier, Fittonia likes humidity and like the soil to be moist but not too wet. It is better not to water the plant when the soil is moist. Hope you can rescue it soon😊
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I have been doing a LOT of research on root rot and how to save my plant, and this video has been one of the most informative and helpful videos I have ever seen on this topic! Also showing actual examples really helped; I had yet to see roots like my plant before this video! Thank you so much for sharing. ❤
Glad it was helpful!
That voice, this music, it was like I was in a spa. Great video. So relaxing.
Tomorrow is my pathology exam and you cleared my all doubts related to Root rot ..such an informative vedio ..Thanks alot♥️ .
Haha hope you cleared you exam! 😉
Thank you so much, this is incredibly helpful! I am a new plant parent about to perform my first plant surgery...on my own son! 😱
My fittonia/nerve plant:
1. Bought from Walmart in really bad shape.
2. Transplanted in coco, peat, potting mix and perlite.
3. Perks up but is still a little droopy.
4. Water. Still a little droopy.
5. Build a humidity chamber/indoor greenhouse, add an adjustable grow light, and check the humidity and temperature to create the perfect environment.
6. All of the plants seem happy except the Fittonia! It's perky, but leaves begin crimping up, and a few tips yellow.
7. Having tried everything else; decide to take it out of the pot to check on it. Uh oh!...one hole isn't enough to drain, the bottom is wet, and, AND!...the roots look yucky! 😭
I'm confident he can be saved because he still looks really good. And I'm less nervous thanks to your video. Wish me luck! 🤞
Hey thanks for sharing.. Fittonia is a tricky plant, it needs high humidity. But a well draining pot is necessary… 😊
Excellent information it's a needy one for us. Right video on right time Aparna 😍👍keep growing and keep blooming 🌼
Thanks a lot :)
Thank YOU! This was the most thorough video on root rot I’ve ever seen!!
Very informative.. Voice really soothing❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much :)
Thankyou for in such a well detailed manner...it surely will help for taking proper care of plant roots thank you 🙏
Thank you clearly explained. Appreciate
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much!
Wow aparna.. first you are looking very pretty and secondly is super informative.... Thank you for the information
So nice of you, thank you very much :)
Super 👌
Thank you :)
I don't water my plants often. But they strive. When i started watering because of the heat. They not doing well
Hi, I just wanted to ask if I can use 1 part 3% hydrogen peroxide and 2 parts water for my plants daily water? Is it harmful or not
Giving them daily would be harmful, try to use in once 3-4 months. :)
It's winter here in Sydney. My gloriousum has root rot. Can I repot after trimming off the rotted roots even if it's cold?
Yes it should be ok…
Hi.. Did your plant survive? ❤️
yes it did :)
Hello again 👋 I'm finding mixed information. I followed your wonderful tutorial but do I water immediately after repotting or wait a day? Two days? A week?
My fittonia looks droopy, I expected it to because it had a lot of damage and I'm sure all the root cutting gave it some shock. The leaves left were healthy and green.
You can either pre moisten the soil a bit and not water soon after. But if the soil is dry, you can water it. As I said earlier, Fittonia likes humidity and like the soil to be moist but not too wet. It is better not to water the plant when the soil is moist. Hope you can rescue it soon😊
🙂🌻
how can i fix root rot without taking it out ?
Hi, it is better to take them out and chop off the rotted roots otherwise it will spread to the healthy roots as well. 😊
She’s right you can’t
👌👌😘❤️
Thank you :)
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