Good on you for helping a friend ๐
this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2025
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Always, especially knowing that the friend in question suffers from chronic pain. That's the reason he grows, and sadly the reason the plant got into this state :(
What we have done exactly:
First, we removed all infected leaves and branches. All other where sprayed with garlic.
Afterwards we removed her from the pot, and used a gardening hose to remove all soil from the roots. The rot was visible instantly.
After thorough cleaning, we removed all brown and slimy roots, and placed the plant in a 0.05% H2O2 solution.
The most difficult part was to get the good roots through the Hydropod. We used a 3.5mm embroidery needle in the end, that worked best.
We put her in a thin hydro solution (about 60% of the normal concentration) and added a good amount of root stimulant (Rhizotonic).
Now, she is under a dimmed full spectrum light with about 65% humidity in the hope we don't see any fungus.