fungal infection on Anthurium
Quick answer
If your Anthurium has fungal infection, the most likely cause is: Aggressive fungal root and stem rot advancing rapidly despite initial root pruning.
Start here:
- 1. Perform radical surgery to remove all necrosis, then do a 15-minute soak in a 1:3 hydrogen peroxide solution.
- 2. Allow the plant to dry and callous.
Why Anthurium gets fungal infection
Anthurium spp.
Aggressive fungal root and stem rot advancing rapidly despite initial root pruning.
How to reverse fungal infection on Anthurium
- 1
Perform radical surgery to remove all necrosis, then do a 15-minute soak in a 1:3 hydrogen peroxide solution.
- 2
Allow the plant to dry and callous.
- 3
Once calloused, spray the remaining base and healthy roots with a liquid Copper Fungicide to provide a lasting protective barrier.
- 4
Do not mix H2O2 and Copper Fungicide directly in the same liquid, as they react and neutralize. Apply sequentially with a drying phase between.
Keep fungal infection off this Anthurium
Ensure heavy air movement via circulation fans around Anthuriums to prevent fungal spores from settling.