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How To Revive Any Dying Plant in 3 Eazy Steps : Root Rot Treatment : Plants Issues And Solutions
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How To Revive Any Dying Plant in 3 Eazy Steps : Root Rot Treatment : Plants Issues And Solutions



How To Revive Any Dying Plant in 3 Eazy Steps : Root Rot Treatment : Plants Issues And Solutions

In this video I shared some tried and tested Secret Hacks to Revive and save any dying Plant in 4 Eazy Steps

Step 1- Cutting Thick Branches And Checking The Signs Of Life.

Step 2 – Examining Signs Of Root Rot And Cutting Rotten And leggy Roots.

Step 3 – Disinfecting & Oxygenating Roots With A Dip Of Hydrogen Peroxide 3%

Step 4 – Repotting And Post Treatment Care Tips.

Also Learn tried and tested tricks and best solution for any issue a plant can have.
Learn how to save your dear plant and identify all the signs of plant damage.
Understand why your plant is sick? What went wrong ? Why Is it dying? Can you save it or not?
problem could be too much sun or very less, a dry climate or just poor soil, May be over watering or under watering, over fertilizing or even some disease.
All sick plants give warning signs of distress. All you need to do is to get familiar with certain warning signs.
So diagnose a dying plant’s problem in time and cure it.

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47 Comments

  1. Anamika Rashmi

    Sir I am ur new subscriber..I bought plants from nursery one week ago and kept in bright sunny spot ..watered them every alternate days but this morning I found all the plants’ leaves are dropping and looks like dying..please advise

  2. Purn P

    Probably one of the best videos covering plant revival on YouTube! Well done & thankyou for sharing your wisdom!

  4. Emad Saleh

    In direct soil not pot…is it possible to add hydrogen peroxide directly and how to do it

  5. gudrun clarke

    I can straight away apply some of this fantastic advice. Thank you so much for this wonderful video.

  6. John James

    Yes this has been my save all plants for a long time. Over watering is worse than under watering. I use peroxide at 1/2 cup for ea. Gallon of water. I also use a plant root stimulator by label direction. Even if most all top growth is dead you cut it all back and allow roots to send up new growth. Dont throw anything away and dont give up. Dollar tree sells hydrogen peroxide for a buck where I'm always stocking up on.

  12. TheMrTape

    In my experience, baking soda absolutely devastates fungus. Been saving my ginseng several times, just sprinkling a fair bit on (directly on the root and soil in this case), then wet it a bit so it gets absorbed. Just don't go overboard with it or repeat too often, as it will cause the PH to regulate towards 8 for a while. It's been years since I had to save my ginseng last. It had a period where the root would get attacked by fungus, that eats it inside out; turns the root soft, makes it shrink and visibly wrinkle, and eventually hollow, so you need to act fast when the wrinkles start appearing; I had 2 but only saved one, purely because I was too lazy to do it in time every time.

  13. Jaz Radcliffe

    I had a lemon tree that lost all its leaves because of being left in the cold. I brought it in and tried reviving it but nothing worked. I removed it from the pot and planted it in the garden. Its roots were absolutely massive but I did not check them for root rot or use peroxide. It still hasn't shown any difference in its new environment. I have nothing to lose so I'll check to see if the centre is still green and the roots are white and if it can be revived.

  17. Sarah Jankowski

    This is awesome and gave me a lot of hope for my apple tree. It has a very bad case of root rot with only a few feeder roots left. I followed all of your instructions and am hoping for the best ! 🙌🏼

  20. Arya Prabhu

    Amazing and very helpful video. Can you help me how to revive my avacado plant? It has completely gone bald and dry. But the trunk is still green. Any help is greatly appreciated.

  21. Ed Weibe

    I broke a main trunk on a tomato plant while trying to transplant it… Its not broken completely off, but its a huge plant and I need to save it. am going to try the tumeric and PTFE tape method. any suggestions are welcome. this wasnt the video for my issue though.

  25. Angela Joy

    Oh thank so much for your information wonderful teaching I Leandra a lot Jesus loves you 💋♥️❤️💋♥️❤️💯💋♥️❤️💯💋♥️❤️💯

  28. Ashwini Patangay

    Ur video was informational. My neighbours were relocating and they handed over their rose plant to me. When the plant was with them, which was beside the AC exhaust, all day and night. Even then it used to bloom.
    When I brought that plant from their house, the leaves started to bend down and slowly die back symptoms.
    I cut its branches till the die back was seen so that the die back can't reach the bottom of the plant.
    Even after cutting the die back stem, I am seeing no change in it
    Plz guide me to get back to its life

  33. Naidu Girija

    Growing a plant is nothing. But reviving a plant is great ! My mehendhi plant 10 yrs old huge one with plenty of green leaves, Simply dried up after the recent heavy rains.sad ☹️

  34. AMH Journal

    Just let it go 🥲 that sounds so sad.. I was about to give up on my cosmos plant but when I take it out of the soil, I noticed it has already cut its old root and produce little new roots.. Now I'm just putting it in rooting solution before repotting it..

    BTW nice video with compact information 👍🏽 good job 💯

  38. MINAKSHI SUKHIJA

    My holy basil was so so good, bt i did a mistake by feeding wrong food, n it's dying, how can I save it? Should I wait for new leaves or repot it immediately?

  39. David Medrano

    I have a couple of pepper plants that were heavily affected with aphids and they seem to be dying and all their leaves are green but thin and basically dead. I don't really know what to do in this case to recover them

  40. Pretty Lil' Switch TV

    I had someone else watching my money tree bc i couldn't take her with me and now I am trying to get her happy and healthy again…How often do I water her while she recovers?

  42. luis segura

    Thanks for the Tips Serish. I have a Ficus Willow Leave i Save even Though it's Trunk is very Short it's still Alive But it hasn't Grow any Branches. I Check on it from time to time and it Seems that some Branch are Sprouting out. I hope it Survive.

  43. TJ

    Excellent information, thank you, much appreciated 🙏

  44. Dennis Grubbs

    Thank you for the information you did a great job on the video definitely gives me hope I do have one question when I go through the work on this plant can I revive the soil and use for other plants Thanks

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