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@plantcarebasics.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 2:33 PM

Standing water over a gravel layer is rot waiting to start.

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Macro view of a pot with no drainage hole where standing water sits over the gravel and cannot get back out.A pot packed to the rim with soaked, dense mix around the plant, with no air left for the roots.One leaf carries a contained spot beside a leaf yellowing outward, root rot or a dried rootball.How to fix fiddle leaf fig root rot without repotting: lower leaves droop over a wet surface.
@plantcarebasics.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 2:24 PM

An aloe cutting callused until the face reads dull, not to a clock.

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The cut stem base of an Aloe vera dried to a papery matte face, ready before anything goes back into the pot.Two cut Aloe vera roots pinched side by side, one firm and one shedding its sheath, read before you cut.A rootless Aloe vera stem standing upright in very dry mix, back in the pot before moisture returns.How to fix Aloe vera root rot without losing the plant: the rosette tipped out beside its pot, roots blackened.
@plantcarebasics.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 1:55 AM

Snake plant root rot: the soft base told me more than the leaves did.

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How to save a snake plant from root rot: an unpotted Dracaena trifasciata with its brown, mushy rotted root ball exposed.Close-up of two hands holding an unpotted snake plant root ball to confirm root rot, firm pale roots beside brown mushy ones.Close-up of a sterile blade cutting a mushy snake plant root back to firm white tissue to cut out the rot.Close-up of snake plant leaf-section cuttings and a rooted pup in gritty mix, the no-roots way to replant and regrow.