When planting with an incorrect soil formula, the plant's roots may struggle to grow and absorb nutrients. In this case, using root stimulants can improve the situation by providing nutrients and growth hormones for the plant, helping to enhance root development and nutrient absorption from the soil.

When a cutting is first harvested, the first task is to trim it, starting from the main stem, which determines the shape and posture of the plant. Before cutting, it is important to carefully observe from multiple angles. Therefore, you must base your decisions on the external appearance of the cutting's stem and combine it with your creative intentions to choose the most visually appealing angle.
Next, clean the base and roots, trimming any bruised or rotten roots. For larger root cuts, use a sharp knife to smoothly trim the cut surface before soaking the cutting in rooting hormone as instructed.

If the plant's root system has rotted and the root tips have turned black, using root stimulants can help address this issue. Root stimulants provide essential nutrients and hormones to stimulate recovery and the regeneration of new roots, helping the plant become healthier.