Leaves won't stop drooping.

etch3d

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You are probably not leaving enough time between each bit of water you put on.

Pour some on, wait for it to soak in, then wait a bit more, then pour more on.

Literally I put like 3 ounces into it and it comes out right away I'm not sure.
 

KryptoBud

Well-Known Member
Literally I put like 3 ounces into it and it comes out right away I'm not sure.
If your soil has a lot of peat moss it could be your problem. Dry peat moss is hydrophobic and repels water. Google wetting agents for peat moss, the fix could be as simple as a couple drops of dish washing detergent added to your water.
 
What I do is just put more soil around the edges so all the water pools in the middle and that works for me. You can try that, it might help.
 

etch3d

Member
What I do is just put more soil around the edges so all the water pools in the middle and that works for me. You can try that, it might help.
Yeah I've taken the dry soil from the top and pushed it to the side. Seems to help a bit with the pre soak of the soil with the squirt bottle.
 

Saint Skinny

Active Member
What I do is just put more soil around the edges so all the water pools in the middle and that works for me. You can try that, it might help.
sometimes if you put too much water on at once the water will just find the quickest route through the media and pour out the bottom. I'd go with a wetting agent or a few slow waterings with a pressure sprayer to evenly moisten the peat
 

etch3d

Member
The plant is doing okay. Won't stand up for more than 2 days without dropping down unlike the other 3 :/ figured it out for the most part. Here's my other plants as well. The third picture shows them all with the worst in the front. It's got a huge problem with the old growth but the new growth looks great ;/
The fourth is the 3 good ones I have.
 

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