Is this root rot or stem rot? Please need help

Discussion in 'Sick Plants and Problems' started by Regginacirfa, Apr 7, 2019.

  1. #1 Regginacirfa, Apr 7, 2019
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  2. #2 Cactus Ed, Apr 7, 2019
    Could you explain in greater detail why you think there's a problem?
     
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  3. #3 Regginacirfa, Apr 7, 2019
    After I topped my plant and got 2 new nodes to shoot out I tried to lst 1 node down and it broke off from the stem without to much pressure then looked about an inch down to the next set of shoots and saw that 1 of the nodes had some Browning around the stem where it connects to the main stem not sure if I'm just being paranoid after reading up on plant diseases
     
  4. #4 Regginacirfa, Apr 7, 2019
    That Browning on the stem In the 2nd picture
     
  5. #5 Regginacirfa, Apr 7, 2019
    15546583965271021161911262426880.jpg that node broke off then an inch down from there is that Browning on another node in the 2nd picture
     
  6. #6 Regginacirfa, Apr 7, 2019
    So you think these are looking healthy then?
     

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  7. #7 Vee, Apr 7, 2019
    smear honey on the wound

    its antispetic and wrap her up

    good luck
     
  8. #8 Regginacirfa, Apr 7, 2019
    Should I be worried about root or stem rot you think? Or do they look healthy overall?
     
  9. #9 Regginacirfa, Apr 7, 2019
    And would rooting gel instead of huny work also? Don't have any here but can run to the store if needed
     
  10. #10 Vee, Apr 7, 2019
    Yes they are Lush = ideal

    rot is a fungal infection not a laceration

    tho you can get fungal infections with lacerations

    Honey is best its got all the natural hormones healing plants require

    good luck
     
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  11. #11 Vee, Apr 7, 2019
    its worth it like first aid for plants

    as a plus its nice on Toast

    cheer/
     
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  12. #12 GroFoMoFo, Apr 7, 2019
    That browning your worried about at the base is normal. Pretty much just stretch marks and barking. The browing on the cuts are also normal. Similar to the base, the plant is healing its wounds with a bark like appearance.
     
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  13. #13 Patricia Clemons, Apr 7, 2019
    Hard to find real honey nowadays. Stores where i live it says its real honey, but if you research into the “organic farm” company that is on the label, its all made at a plant.

    Real honey is goood tho!


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  14. #14 Regginacirfa, Apr 7, 2019
    Thank you everyone for the information much appreciated
     
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