Overwatered Plants | Causes, signs and symptoms, rescue tips, and how to stop overwatering plants
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Aloha! Are you a chronic overwaterer? Or perhaps don't even know how to know if you've overwatered a plant? Then you've come to the right place! Join me as I walk you through the ins and outs of overwatering houseplants. We will cover the causes of overwatering plants, what exactly does overwatering a plant mean, the signs and symptoms of an overwatered plant, steps you can take to save an overwatered plant, how to know if your plant needs to be watered, and tips and tricks for being more consistent with watering your houseplants.
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Watering Basics: • Plant Watering Basics ...
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:34 What causes people to overwater plants?
2:42 Understanding what overwatering means
4:34 Signs and symptoms of an overwatered plant
8:20 Things you can do to rescue an overwatered plant
11:00 Tips and tricks to stop overwatering your plants
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I find your videos SO helpful! I just recently found you & so happy I did! I LOVE that you tackle the misinformation online. It's absolutely insane. I also love the scientific approach, very much my alley. Thanks so much, I look forward to finishing your videos, lol.
i can't believe how low the numbers are on this video--it's SOOO helpful! it's so clear that you really know your stuff and you do a wonderful job explaining the nuances of plant care in a way that's super digestible
Great video! I've only overwatered once, and that particular plant was in a pot with no drainage holes. I went to check on him, and there was literally water standing on the surface of the soil. Thankfully, it was summer, hotter than hell, and he was a Pothos. I drained all the water I could, took him out to the front porch, and let the sun/heat dry him out. He dried out and didn't miss a beat. Somehow I didn't have any issues with root rot. I have never used a pot with no drainage holes since. On another note, there is nothing wrong with using a moisture meter, but don't rely on it as the only means of determining whether or not a plant needs to be watered. I use 3 methods - the weight of the pot, my finger or a wooden skewer, and the moisture meter. The moisture meter allows me to test the soil deeper than my finger can reach in bigger pots, but I don't rely solely on it.
great info my dear..i am deff an over waterer!
You and me both!
I love your videos!!! You are my fave at the min 😊. I have just put my maranta in a self watering situation, the soil is always damp-everything looks good so far, been 2 weeks. Leaves look good & roots look ok in the clear pot. When do u think it would show signs of overwatering? It’s growing SLOWLY but probably cos it’s winter. I’ve had this plant 6 months & never really looked good-leaves never moved -always short stems. Xxxx
You’d probably see signs of overwatering within 2-3 weeks
Thanks.. It helped a lot.. Hope I will save them now.. I was over watering them.. 🤪
Glad I could help! Fingers crossed they will bounce back for you 🤞🏻💚
Your videos are great, do you ever mist your plants
I only mist my air plants that I have in a terrarium
I may be underwatering because my plant sheds brown or brownish yellow leaves and some of the green leaves have those brown crispy edges. I usually water my plant 2 to 3 times a week so ima double it hopefully that'll fix the problem