A 10+ year old Jade has soft, shrinking main trunk with green powder (rot spreading from leaf-pulled areas). Owner wants to know if cutting bad parts stops rot, and what porous mix to use for cuttings.
If main stem is soft, rot is fatal—no cure. Nutrients/water cannot pass rotted tissue.
Send a photo for better assessment.
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