Ming Aralia drooping from overwatering: roots need oxygen. Anaerobic soil breeds pathogenic bacteria. Hydrogen peroxide (H₂O₂) adds oxygen, killing anaerobes.
Bacteria (anaerobic) cause root rot; fungi (aerobic) need air. Peroxide helps by oxygenating. The plant's survival depends on root zone aeration and time.
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