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Indoor plants leaves curled downwards

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Man.... it seems like every day I check on them it’s a new problem. So I have a couple of plants about 3 weeks old, they seem to be curled downwards not sure why, I don’t think it’s either nitrogen or overwatering since last time I watered it was about 5-6 days ago. The dirts is still wet. They are in 5 gallon pot containers and the dirt is just regular ground soil from my back yard with barley any MG in it (1-2 handfuls). Any idea??!
 

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Watered too often. Soil has no drainage. Cant usually just put topsoil in a container and expect good results.
 
Yea your right, any advice besides just waiting for them to dry out a bit?


Not really. I would definitely wait for them to dry out real good. Like dry 3/4 down the pots. But i have no idea if the soil will sustain them. You could dig them out wash off roots and replant in a good potting soil with added perlite for drainage.

Or wait to see what happens.
 
Not really. I would definitely wait for them to dry out real good. Like dry 3/4 down the pots. But i have no idea if the soil will sustain them. You could dig them out wash off roots and replant in a good potting soil with added perlite for drainage.

Or wait to see what happens.
Alright sounds good, think I’ll have to play the waiting game and hope for the best. Thanks
 
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