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Mia

Can someone confirm or deny this is root rot. I moved it to a smaller pot because I haven’t been seeing much growth. If it is root rot, how can I save it?

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  1. Amber Gray

    I don’t see root rot, maybe rinse it off good then take another picture. If the roots feel mushy then yes, if not no.

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    • Dave_opuntiaface

      Same. I squinted at the picture and waited for an expert to point out what I might be missing.

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    • Mia

      These are roots. Some of the dirt wouldn’t come off.

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  2. Soup

    The roots look fine to me, maybe the end of the far left root? It looks a little mushy

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  3. MarlowMarsh

    Looks chillin to me. Aloes don’t really have big root systems in my experience

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  4. Amber Gray

    The roots look okay.. I would put it in some water and let the roots grow a bit more.. then maybe you’ll start to see progress in growth once you replant.

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