is this root rot?? i recently put all my pothos cuttings into one container and have been adding potting soil slowly to get them acclimated to it. this one has dark spots that i cant just rub off witt my fingers, but none of the other ones do :/
is this root rot?? i recently put all my pothos cuttings into one container and have been adding potting soil slowly to get them acclimated to it. this one has dark spots that i cant just rub off witt my fingers, but none of the other ones do :/
Doesn’t look like it.
0 likesSo water roots and soil roots are two different things. It’s harder for them to go from water to soil roots, so when they’re put back into soil the roots can end up looking like this. Keep your soil heavily watered until the cuttings are used to being in soil again ☺️
3 likesLooks like the roots got stained by the soil. That’s not root rot which is translucent and mushy.
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Yeah, like others said, I think they’re still good. The most telltale sign of rot is mushiness. Anything the smooshes and comes off with a gentle squeeze is rotten
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If it’s root rot you should be able to smell it
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