In that case it may be overwatering that is the problem. Leaves will also droop when overwatered.My plant is being grown outdoor in the ground its about 3.5 months along and just suddenly started drooping out of nowhere. I water every other day about 3 gallons around the root system. I made sure it wasnt root rot and even tried giving more water to make sure it isnt being under watered. Plz help. Cant get photos right now but will have them tomorrow. In replies to this thread any discussion helps.
Will do ill see if i have enough light when i get back to take some. Should be only like 5 mins till im home.In that case it may be overwatering that is the problem. Leaves will also droop when overwatered.
If you can, provide some pictures.
Excessive watering can cause drooping.I ... even tried giving more water to make sure it isnt being under watered.
First two are the drooping plant and the last one is the plant about 4 feet away that i water the same amount.In that case it may be overwatering that is the problem. Leaves will also droop when overwatered.
If you can, provide some pictures.
I did let it sit for an extra day without watering it to see if it was overwatering but it seems to have only made it worse. Should i go like 3 days without watering to let the soil dry more? I feel like that would finish the plant off tho.Excessive watering can cause drooping.
Edit: Oops! I didn't see that @THCosmic already said that. Sorry.
There wasnt until this started happening as for ammendments to the soils not much at all. This is only my second time growing and last year i basically threw em in the ground watered them when it didnt rain. This year i did a little different doing a 50/50 mix of topsoil and miracle grow. Dug 3ft wide by 3 foot deep holes and filled em with that mix and planted them in the ground once they reached about a foot and a half tall.Is there a lot of yellowing of the lower branches/leaves.
Alright ill try taking a few days off of watering and would you suggest airating the soil a bit? Any suggestions on what i can do to get rid of bugs if that is the case and not harm the plant in the process.Looks like roots are unhappy but it's peculiar that another nearby plant isn't. Could be something bad in that spot of dirt or could be bugs ravaging the roots.
There's quite a list of could be's but you can cross a few off because of the nearby healthy plant.
All your plants were done this way, then.?There wasnt until this started happening as for ammendments to the soils not much at all. This is only my second time growing and last year i basically threw em in the ground watered them when it didnt rain. This year i did a little different doing a 50/50 mix of topsoil and miracle grow. Dug 3ft wide by 3 foot deep holes and filled em with that mix and planted them in the ground once they reached about a foot and a half tall.
Just read up on it. Another nasty one.I remembered seeing this on the forum, but I couldn't remember the name of it.
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