Root Rot & Fungal Disease Manual

Yellowing, wilting and drooping look the same whether a plant is too dry, too wet, or actively rotting. The correct response to each is the opposite of the correct response to the others, which is why this diagnosis is worth getting right on the first attempt.

This 5-page PDF covers the problems that are not insects: what is happening below the soil line, how to rescue a plant that still can be, and the leaf diseases that come from the same underlying conditions.

What is inside the 5 pages

• Six-signal comparison table — underwatered, overwatered and rotting, side by side across leaves, soil, smell, pot weight and roots
• The root test — the only conclusive check, and the sleeve-slip sign that confirms rot in seconds
• The rescue repot — six steps from unpotting to the first watering, including the foliage reduction almost everyone skips
• Recovery conditions — what to change for six weeks, and the honest odds when most of the roots are gone
• Four leaf diseases — powdery mildew, botrytis, fungal leaf spot and bacterial leaf spot, with what each looks like and what to do
• Prevention — the watering, airflow, pot and hygiene rules that make disease structurally unlikely

Who it is for

• Anyone with a declining plant and no visible pest
• Plant owners who suspect they have been overwatering
• Collectors dealing with spreading spots or mould on foliage

Format

• 5-page PDF, A4, designed for both screen and print
• Instant download after purchase
• No subscription, no app, yours to keep