Marlie's Ming aralia (photo) suspected root rot. Asks best way to check—does it require unpotting?
Darlene: Gently wiggle—if loose, possible root rot. Only sure way is unpotting but damages roots. Rot likely pre-existing. Buy moisture meter (<$15) to check deep soil; water only when nearly dry low in pot. Roots need breathing periods. Empty tray after watering. Use turkey baster. Invest in meter for this plant.
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