Acquired three old Rotty jades. Cut off some rot and pulled out dead trunks, but not sure if the brown in the trunk is more rot or normal. Should I abandon the roots and behead them all?
Acquired three old Rotty jades. Cut off some rot and pulled out dead trunks, but not sure if the brown in the trunk is more rot or normal. Should I abandon the roots and behead them all?
It looks like you may be asking about a cactus or succulent. In addition to any advice you receive here, please consider visiting r/cactus r/succulents for more specialized care advice.
A common problem with cacti and succulents is etiolation. This is when a succulent stretches or becomes leggy. Reply with “!etiolation” for advice.
*I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/plantclinic) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Internal-Test-8015
99% sure the brown is rot but id like someone else to confirm as well.
WytchyBytchyScorpio
Is it soft?
Northmansam
I’d let those dry out hard.
If it’s rot it’ll get soft and nasty. You’ll know.
4 Comments
Thank you for posting to r/plantclinic!
It looks like you may be asking about a cactus or succulent. In addition to any advice you receive here, please consider visiting r/cactus r/succulents for more specialized care advice.
A common problem with cacti and succulents is etiolation. This is when a succulent stretches or becomes leggy. Reply with “!etiolation” for advice.
*I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/plantclinic) if you have any questions or concerns.*
99% sure the brown is rot but id like someone else to confirm as well.
Is it soft?
I’d let those dry out hard.
If it’s rot it’ll get soft and nasty. You’ll know.