overwatering and underwatering

GlassFreak

GlassFreak

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overwatering the leaves will droop and just look soggy kinda, underwatering your plant will dry out leaves will yellow and die and start to crumble.
 
T813308004

T813308004

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GlassFreak said:
overwatering the leaves will droop and just look soggy kinda, underwatering your plant will dry out leaves will yellow and die and start to crumble.
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True, but over watering can also look just like under watering but, on the average, it is as said above ^. Just make sure you water them when the soil is completely dry up to 2 inches deep. I water about every four days and that works great (use 3 gallon pots).
 
GlassFreak

GlassFreak

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T813308004 said:
True, but over watering can also look just like under watering but, on the average, it is as said above ^. Just make sure you water them when the soil is completely dry up to 2 inches deep. I water about every four days and that works great (use 3 gallon pots).
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hey i have limited space an i only use a 2.5 ltr pot all the way through. should i still wait till its that dry to water? i do it every day once a day.
 
T813308004

T813308004

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GlassFreak said:
hey i have limited space an i only use a 2.5 ltr pot all the way through. should i still wait till its that dry to water? i do it every day once a day.
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You should atleast wait until the surface soil is completely dry, it is better to underwater than overwater believe it or not.
 
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