Plant Diary
Plant Diary covers plant first aid and everyday stories: rescuing yellow leaves, root rot and fungus gnats, keeping festive plants going after Chinese New Year, and what it is really like to gift or keep plants at work. Not sure what is wrong with yours? WhatsApp us a photo.
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FAQ
Can a plant with root rot be saved?
If some roots are still white and firm, yes. Cut away the black, mushy roots, repot in dry fresh soil, and wait for the soil to dry before watering again.
How do I get rid of tiny black flies in the soil?
They are usually fungus gnats drawn by soil that stays wet. Let the top layer dry out before watering and add yellow sticky traps; replace the top layer of soil if they persist.
What do I do with festive plants after Chinese New Year?
Move kumquat trees to a sunny spot and remove the old fruit. Cut back moth orchid flower spikes once the blooms fade and let new leaves grow.