really droopy leaf

Until The End of time

Member

Jul 21, 2012

• #1

hi I have one plant outside it was raining for like 2 day , the leafs are droopy pretty bad will it recover ? or how should I help it if any way and its in the ground . thx for any help

 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus

Jul 21, 2012

• #2

You can get a really nice curl going too. cn

 

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gioua

Well-Known Member

Jul 21, 2012

• #3

make sure she has good drainage and make sure that you let her dry out before watering.

 

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notoriousxander

Active Member

Jul 21, 2012

• #4

yeah it will be fine once the sun hits it, dont worry

 

Until The End of time

Member

Jul 21, 2012

• #5

thx for the help

 

Until The End of time

Member

Jul 21, 2012

• #6

and the leaf are facing down rolled up

 

Rizzo00

Active Member

Jul 21, 2012

• #7

Pics sure would help. Almost sounds like its drowning if it is getting lots and lots of rain.

 

Until The End of time

Member

Jul 21, 2012

• #8

yeah I think your right but its in the ground . So should I leave it and hope it will survive or what else can I do ?

 

Rizzo00

Active Member

Jul 21, 2012

• #9

Well im not sure what the area looks like where the plant is. do you think it will continue to get too much water? How long has it been in the ground? If its been in the ground a while I wouldnt try and transplant it. It should be fine once it gets sun. Good luck!

 

Carmarelo

Well-Known Member

Jul 22, 2012

• #10

If it continues to get drenched with rain, you might want to look into covering it up with something.

 

FresnoFarmer

Well-Known Member

Jul 22, 2012

• #11

yeah kinda make a cone around the base of the stem on top of the put. you should be fine.

 

Until The End of time

Member

Jul 22, 2012

• #12

yeah it was really bad lat two day but now its nice and sunny I am located at east coast thx for the help everyone .

 

cindysid

Well-Known Member

Jul 22, 2012

• #13

You can use a barbeque skewer and make lots of little holes in the soil around the base of the plant. You can even do slightly larger holes and fill them with perlite. My friend Crazyhazey taught me this and it really helps! When I plant mine I put in 30% to 50% perlite now since it is the rainy season.