Jade tree

[Mms029]

My Jade tree has soft root rot. I am going to try to repot the trunks that don't seem to be affected. Should I buy Phyton 27?

 

[cpp gardener]

As long as you cut off the soft mushy stems you’re fine. Let the cut ends air dry for 3-4 days before you replant.

 

[Nasir]

Phyton 27 is a systemic fungicide that is effective against root rot and other soil-borne diseases. It can be used for the treatment of soft root rot in plants such as Jade trees.

However, in addition to treating the roots, it's important to address the underlying cause of the root rot, which is often overwatering or poor drainage. Make sure to improve the drainage of the soil and adjust your watering schedule to avoid overwatering.

When repotting the unaffected trunks, make sure to use fresh, well-draining soil and remove any damaged or diseased roots before planting. You can also use a rooting hormone to encourage new root growth.

Overall, the use of Phyton 27 can be helpful in treating soft root rot, but it should be used in conjunction with other measures to prevent the disease from reoccurring.

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My Jade tree has soft root rot. I am going to try to repot the trunks that don't seem to be affected. Should I buy Phyton 27?