We've all been there. You unpot a struggling plant expecting a little dryness or compaction, and instead you're met with the unmistakable smell of decay and a tangle of brown, mushy roots. Your stomach drops. But before you reach for the compost bin, take a breath — root rot is recoverable, and the process of bringing a plant back from the edge is one of the most satisfying experiences in the hobby.
Rescue Mission: The Collector's Guide to Reversing Root Rot
Root rot doesn't have to mean the end — with the right moves, even a badly compromised plant can bounce back stronger than ever. Here's exactly how to do it.
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