Question: Humidity and rain caused "rose rot"—stems darkening from base, no blooms. Curable?
Roots suffocate in waterlogged soil. Feeder roots die first → no nutrient uptake. Then main roots rot from fungal invasion. Soil must dry between waterings for root respiration.
No satisfactory cure once main roots rot. Prevention: well-drained soil, raised beds, careful watering.
If caught extremely early (only feeder roots affected), improving drainage
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