Root rot

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

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!

Root rot is one of the most dangerous culprits that cause ZZ plant to die and be difficult to recover. How to save ZZ plant from root rot.

Money trees are tropical broadleaf tree species that is susceptible to root rot. Learn the signs of Pachria root rot and the solutions to treat it.

Learn how to spot the signs early so you can save your Calathea from root rot. Included are some tips to prevent root rot in the first place.

Snake Plant Root Rot: How To Save Rotting Snake Plants. Learn how to solve the problem of root rot and save your snake plant.

Root rot is a common problem that affects many house plants and is caused by a fungal infection that affects the plant's roots. Check out our advice on preventing and treating root rot in house plants.

Root rot is a fungal disease caused mainly due to overwatering, poor drainage system, and usage of wrong soil mix. Some common signs include yellowing or wilting of the leaves. You can treat root rot by eliminating the infected roots and repotting your peace lily using a fresh soil mix.

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.