I just learned so much! I’m trying to redeem myself from being a horrible plant owner, so thank you! 😁

Im a new gardener and I wasn’t sure if I was watering to often. Thanks for this video.

Zone 10A here. My general rule is: above 70 degrees I water twice a day, above 90 I water 3 times a day.

I am learning how to tend to our mini herb and flower garden, and I found this very interesting and useful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and ideas. I love it.

i got my golden dust plant about three wreaks ago and at first it was going nice, but then i switched up the soil for my plant, i looked it up and ppl where saying to not water them too much, so i didn’t but i guess i’ll water it more

This week, I've had a drooping issue with a plant that had been fuss free since planting it in early March. It had been growing in my greenhouse in a little 2 gallon grow bag. Last Monday, I repotted it into a 16 gallon grow bag and decided to move it to my patio. In my state, we've been having sporadic storms (almost like tornado weather), when it's not raining, its been hot (high 80's) and humid. It rained all day Tuesday and Wednesday, but I didn't think anything about it because my plants growing outside in my 7 and 16 gallon bags have been unaffected by the storms. By Wednesday evening, I noticed it was drooping, and I moved it back to the greenhouse, worried that it was going to drown. Ever since then, it has been in the greenhouse and I noticed it now droops during the day and perks up at night. I've looked everywhere online for an answer, and every site says its underwatered, but I've been checking it with a moisture meter multiple times a day and my meter says the soil isn't even close to dry. I'm wondering if its doing the same thing your kale is doing to prevent water loss 🤔

Great tip about ginger my leaves burned I thought it was supposed to be in full sun thank you

I LOVE THAT WATERINGCAN

Thank you so much!! Recently I have done a transplant on one of my zinnia and it has started to droop and now I know what's wrong this helped a bunch!🌸🌱

Ok I’ll try that

Thanks for all the tips. My raised beds are in sunny area with tomatoes, okra, eggplants, peppers and beans. Im really worried about sun burn. I moved all my containers to part shade this morning so that should be okay.

My crotons dropped after weeks of heavy rains. It was very healthy during summer

I have a container garden and it is a tough chore to keep everything evenly watered on hot days because I still haven't mulched them all yet... I regret that. I'm growing some of my veggies in big wooden "flower boxes" and they seem to be the thirstiest plants in my garden- I must water them twice on hot days or they will dry out. I found giving a really good drench to smaller containers can be challenging because of runoff... so I've been bottom watering the lil' ones with a quick dip using a 5-gallon bucket.

Great tips! Thank you!

Thanks for the tips... The tree behind you is so pretty... 💚

This was very helpful, Thank you.

So glad you are back; we need more northwest gardening KZfaqrs! What do you know about powdery mildew? Thank you =)

Yes it is awesome jnfornation

I love your video! Thanks

Im growing some beans and corn Ants ate most of my beans and my corn has little holes at the crease of the leaf Ima 1st time grower so any advice would help.. I like these kinds of videos , they are very good thanks for sharing

over 85 degrees there. Here is over 95 every day and the heat makes me wilt :) take care.

Thanks for amazing video,just wonder what is the use of the sticks in pot,aLmost end of the video thank u

My zucchini plant was fine yesterday and just checked on it and it is drooping/slouched. I am down in Texas so not sure if it is too much water or lack of it. Please help!

1am; I messed up my new plants that would have flowers outdoors. When I transferred from the pot to my pot I put soda at the base and thought that was ok🤷🏽‍♀️the next 2 days the healthy leaves dropped, I made it worse by watering and found the water did not drain. I transferred to a better drainage pot and added dry dirt to reduce the water help pleasw

Do you have a link for the mini tomatoes? That would work so great for me. Thank you for the video!

I live in a hot climate 110 degree plus days, (Qatar), and have a plumeria cutting that is doing pretty well. This morning the plant had perky leaves, but I just noticed that a lot of the leaves are drooping. It only has maybe a dozen leaves, it is planted in a one gallon black pot, and I watered it 4 days ago. I have about an inch of fine sand on top of the soil, to both keep moisture in, and to not absorb the heat from the sunlight as much as the dark soil does, however, I worry that I may choice of a black pot was a poor one, as it does get warm. I brought the plumeria indoors to get it out of the heat for now. I use a soil meter and it says it is still moist, not super wet, middle of the meter. It has been around 100 degrees and above for weeks now, but this is the first time I have seem the leaves droop. Am I over thinking this?

I'm over here arguing with my girlfriend about our hibiscus plant we bout a week ago. We replanted it in a beautiful new pot. I DRILLED drain hole around the bottom and it took off. BIG GREEN AND BEAUTIFUL. The Pods already started opening up showing big beautiful Red Flowers. Yesterday was 2 Flowers which closed up when the sunset. When I got home this afternoon one of those Flowers had closed up and fell off on it'd own. Only opened for one Dat. Now either it didn't like what it saw when it opened for a full day or I did something wrong lol. Yet 6 other Pods opened and the Flowers weren't quite as Red big and BEAUTIFUL as those first 2 but they did open and blossom. What I did notice is that it was wilting and leaves a little droopy. I watered it very good at night but when I got home from work the soil was dry as hell. Now it is 100° outside here in Texas from around 1pm to 6pm or so. 90° outside of those ours. My girlfriend says I watered to much. Which is not possible since the Miracle-Gro soil was dry as a desert. Well maybe not that dry but pretty dry. Thanks for the vid though. I'll start watering it in the morning before work.

I grow alot of different things..my Sage is doing well my Rosemary is good all my Mint is good too but my Lavender is not doing to good and I've been taking care of all my plants....any advice...thanks and I'm in Michigan.

I water my plants once a week but this one is wilting really bad. I even changed the soil and gave it food there is no change in color

Informative video Misilla. Here I wonder if I am facing a soil compaction, or lack thereof issue. One variety of tomatoes all curled from base to tips. Plenty of watering via drip, not seeing pest issues, other varieties and plants doing well. Well, except for when these tornadic thunderstorms pass overhead. Happy Gardening! -Bob...

Hi 🙂 What happens if it's a plant clipping / or its a propergation, where plant in soil, with roots and all, What if the plants droppy and it's been watered ?

hi Misilla, I'm in 10b and I'm trying to grow dino kale from seed. For whatever reason only 2 plants came up, but then I lost one cuz a really bad windstorm blew over a pot and blew all the soil to the neighbors garden. The other one drooped and went yellow, but I was watering regularly, frustrating cuz I really want to have kale in my garden, will try again with other seeds, but it was disappointing.

Thanks Misilla! Another useful, timely video!! My only questions: how do you keep your porch from becoming filthy from dripping water? Do you have to clean it constantly? My white balcony is now brown :)

Those micro tomatoes that you showed at the end are very small. The tomatoes look like they are bigger than cherry tomatoes; but, that could be because they are on a tiny plant. How big are the tomatoes that these micro plants produce? Where I live in central WA, it can get in the 90s or higher during the summer. Even September can start out hot and then be freezing at the end of the month. The front side of my home faces east and is the only spot where I can grow much of anything. The back side is in shade most of the time. There is a very narrow window where the flower bed out back can pick up any sun and that is a very small part of the flower bed at that.

I'm in zone 5a and we had a cold snap last night like 20 degrees and I didn't bring my purple heart in and it literally fell over the pot and is dripping purple. Can I save it?

Holy 3rd degree sunburn

What a out strawberries? It's my first time growing them and the stems have begun to droop

My Lavender is in a pot.

Thanks for the video! I’m in central Texas zone8, planted a couple of coneflowers last year, the first year they didn’t do well coz I planted in the peak summer where they quickly done blooming. Now they came back up from the ground with very healthy stems and leaves and already has buds, but the new buds started to wilt all of sudden. They are in full sun in the ground, I have not particularly watered them but I have been watering the neighboring plants since they are new. Do you think the flower buds are wilting due to lack of watering? Or heat? it’s only lower 90s here… (I watered them this evening but didn’t notice their recovery… getting worried)

Does that go the same for dropping leaves on a desert rose?

Hi ! The leaves of some of my money plants are drooping 😔 I am not able of figure out what mistake I made as they are kept in water and idk what to do ... Can u please help me ma'am ? Thanks in advance

Beautiful u have family in Jamaica rite 🤔

I just got a hoya and a few of the leaves are drooping and limp. I'm so scared!!

Lavender and rosemary.. ONCE a week!? I’ve been doing it everyday.. worst case 2 days. No wonder my lavender is dropping and isn’t purple anymore

Hi! Did you experience drooping and wilting Bay/laurel leaves? I have a laurel plant seedling and the young new leaves started curling and drooping. The laurel plant is watered once a week or when the top soil is tested using the finger dippping 1 inch. Any idea on what to do to help my plant? Thank you and keep safe and healthy

i was given a plant that looks like dumb cane or aglaonema. it's drooping. i cut off the flowers (if you can call them that..they just look like brown buds). The thing is that when I water, the water doesn't come out of the bottom of the planter. I think the soil I'm using is too heavy or somehow problematic. Is that a thing? I took it out and the soil was soggy, not just moist. I repotted it and it's still droopy. Should I cut off the drooping leaves and/or what should I do? Such a bummer to have a beautiful plant go all limp

I have 2 container clove trees; both have the same soil composition/ratios, both get the same water, both were transplanted at the same time and are not in direct sunlight. They both have a woody trunk already. One of them is perfect, hasn't lost a single leaf and its leaves are firm/perky facing upwards. The other one has perky leaves up at the top but lost about 8 older leaves, with 3 more drooping, at the base of the woody trunk. The lost leaves didn't change color by the way. In your opinion/experience, how should I troubleshoot this? Was it just transplant shock, and will grow out of it, or is there something else that I might need to address? I've given them both identical care. Thanks for your tips!

My prayer plant has droopy side leaves but the center leaves are fine. It is located about 10 feet away from a really large window and I have no idea what to do. I rarely water it though and I do have a humidifier. Is an Epsom salt solution a good idea to feed the plant. I cant find info on the specifications of using the solution on calathea

Hi good day! Where did you buy your perennial kale seeds? Thank you.

how often you water blueberries

My carnations aren't dry and are parasite free, no root rot so I can't figure out what's wrong.

The question is why my comfrey pkant dying?

Really appreciate your succinct advice. Thank you!

Thanks for the tips... The tree behind you is so pretty... 💚