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have rot need roots- salvage advise -pics

cheerpeople
16 years ago

I had a number of alocasia odora sprout from a cut trunk like this last summer, thx to the kind advise I got here. This piece did not sprout any and had some rot when I put it in the basement last fall. I figured when it dried externally in dormant storage the rot would halt and I would plant it out in optimum growing conditions (outside) next summer.

The rot continued however so recently I cut it out, gave it a bleach/water soak, dried it for days then gave it 2 coats of neem oil- garden safe product. then dried it a few more days before planting in potting mix. It turns out have 3 eyes sprouting.

It also turns out the rot continues to eat the inside of this trunk.

Should I recut and bleach water soak again- then pot up in something else?

My options are pine mulch, vermiculate, perlite, or crushed limestone gravel.

I'd like to save them if possible.

thx!

karen

Here is a link that might be useful: 2 pics- pointing to 2 eyes and third near my webspace

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