How To Save An Overwatered Plant & Prevent Future Overwatering 🚑🌿

[@MarsellaFyngold]

Part of why its important to check (vs water) on a schedule: a lot of people will say plants use up less water in the colder months and need to be watered less frequently. . . . . But I've found where I live you need to water the plants more frequently in the winter! The plants don't use the water up any faster from being more active, but in winter where I live the air gets so so so dry that the water evaporates out of both the soil and the plant itself much faster.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Marsella, Great comment. Thank you. Watering frequency varies throughout a year. The soil does dry out faster when the heat is in use. Green Cheers & Thank you for watching 🌱

[@andysauruss]

That’s so true. I found my pots drying up faster in the winter because the air is so dry. I had to give some plants a little extra in between waterings.

[@andysauruss]

Thanks for this tip on inserting holes to help aerate the pot and let it dry out. I didn’t even think about doing that.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Andy, Glad this video is helpful! Thank you for watching & May your plants grow happy and healthy! 🌱

[@JonnyChaos]

I realised how stupid my logic of watering plants was when I was watering them much more often than it was raining outside.

[@msfox1018]

Same

[@hackz0x666]

@@msfox1018 it raining has nothing to do with it, the size of the plant, what kind of plant and weather its indoors or outdoors is what matters

[@TheBicycleSpoke]

This video is fantastic. You go through all the possible problems and the steps for each in a logical easy to understand way. Thank you so much

[@Mycityplants]

Woohoo! Thank you! Glad it is informative and helpful 🌱

[@carloslanza8476]

Thank you! You are a plant saver. I’ve grown extremely attached to my plant and i’ll hate it for it to die. I overwatered and had to leave home without seeing if it was standing in water.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Carlos, Plants are stronger than we might think. They will recover if we do not over water them for a long periods + adjust our care fast when this issue happens. Hope our tips have helped your plants to feel better. Thank you for watching 🌱

[@Maggabklyn]

What a gorgeous snake plant!!! 🌿🌿🌿

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you! 🌱 It really is!

[@ianflanders6725]

The sad music for 5 seconds when she said “it’s too late” 😂😂 I love your content, very helpful and great video production too!

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Ian, 🤣 😀 Thanks for watching! 🌱🌱🌱

[@dinaoctavina5254]

Hi Juliette, as new plants parent, this tips are super helpfull for me. Big thank you.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Dina, Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching! 🌱

[@jds1421]

Thank you!! Just in time to save my plants as the colder seasons come in and I was watering at the same frequency! Some plants had to be Aerated, and my dragon trees had to be repotted! So many thanks.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! You are so welcome! Happy to know the video was helpful! May your plants grow happy and healthy! 🌱

[@makeshiftanette]

I just want to say thank you! I looked for long to figure out if I’m supposed to water after a repot 🤦🏻‍♀️ I can’t take you enough! 😂

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Anette, Thank you for watching 🌱 I am glad the video is helpful.

[@ericaw880]

Hi Juliette, thank you for making this video! I have been overwatering my avocado plant for months but haven’t noticed until yesterday because the leaves started to droop. I’ve repotted my plant this morning but there are no signs of root rot, just flies some brown spots on the stem, and drooping. Do you think it’ll be able to survive?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Erica, Glad it was helpful! With adjusted care + fresh soil, I believe, the plant will recover! Green Luck! 🌱

[@ericaw880]

@@Mycityplants Yes thank you! The leaves have shriveled but the stem is still good!!

[@veldalarsen5311]

Best chanel 💓 and BEST EXPLANATIONS.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Velda, Thank you so much 😀 Glad our videos are helpful 🌱

[@pierrebouchard4289]

A Happy, peaceful, healthy new year to you and everybody close to you ... Thanks for posting Juliette ... See you in the next one ... 🎊🎉💐✌️🙂💐🎉🎊

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

[@tamekahill2826]

Great tips and happy growing and stay safe and Happy New year.

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you for watching! HAPPY NEW YEAR!

[@glenorie8530]

Watching from Trinidad and Tobago

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you, Glen 🌱

[@Doris-y5v]

your troubleshooting has been so helpful.

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you for watching! 🌱

[@lauraseaman39]

Thank you ❤🌿

[@Mycityplants]

THANK YOU!

[@i6oVices]

😍 her and that snake plant 💚💚💚💚

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you, Dartee'z 🌱🌱🌱

[@missLiliv]

Thank you for these very clear explanations! My plants thank you!

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Olivia! Glad you like the video. Thank you for watching. May your plants grow happy and healthy! 🌱

[@johnwilks1563]

Great information. Thank you!

[@Mycityplants]

Hi John, Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching & Happy Holidays! 🌱

[@marteishacowan3000]

Think you very much for your help now I can see if my flowers are okay when they finish growing because I think I gave them too much water

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Marteisha, Hope with the adjusted watering routine your plants will thrive! I strongly recommend getting the Soil Moisture Meter. This tool will help you to understand when your plants are ready for a drink. ***If you are in the US, the Meter can be purchased here: bit.ly/2yuXVpc Green Luck, and Thank you for watching! 🌱

[@hossamyasser8651]

Thank you so much, Ms.! The video is so informative.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Hossam. Glad it is! Thank you for watching 🌱

[@angjoo_kanazawa]

Hi Juliette, I love the white wall planter in the back! Could you share the link to it? Thanks

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Anjoo, The exact frame we sell here: mycityplants.com/collections/wall-planters/products/live-frame-without-plants Here is the link to a similar but less pricey option on Amazon: amzn.to/3N3nnWP More Options here: amzn.to/3K8XmFz Green Cheers 🌱

[@elmonterrosa]

I am new to plant parenthood and I had a monstera that was growing wildly, I potted up recently using the recommended soil and for the first week after potting up the plant seemed to be doing well. It now has some yellow leaves. I accidentally used fertilizer when I repotted and I think I was supposed to wait a while for this step. I also see light mold on top. I scraped it off this morning and I am going to areate the soil just like the video and hope that helps. I want to try leeching the soil but since I think it might be too much moisture I'm thinking of letting the soil dry out and then leeching the soil the next time I water it. I'm also buying one of those moisture meters. I really want to have success with this monstera. I've been obsessed with them and I'm sad it's not doing so well right now. Thanks for creating the videos. It helps give some idea of what to do to take care of my monstera.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Edna, Mold is the sign of overwatering :) I am sure that once you establish a proper watering frequency for your Monstera plant, it will stabilize and get better! To help the soil to dry faster, aerate it once a week until it is dry enough and the plant is ready for a drink. Most of potting mixes already have fertilizer mixed in it and you do not need to feed your plant right away. Here is my video about when and how to fertilize plants: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2HCk5ebp7uGgNk Don't worry too much about this one time of adding the fertilizer :) I would also recommend using the soil moisture meter to establish a proper watering for your plants. Here is the video about how to use this tool: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbdi6Wun66Lea8 Green Luck & Thank you for watching 🌱

[@Smunsky]

To avoid overwatering I made a small hole in the corner of my pot where I removed the soil and left air for water to go at. like that the water goes in the corner and the roots have what they need. It also allows me to see when it's time to water.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Thank you for sharing! 🌱🌱🌱

[@Glen_lastname]

Thank you, we'll see if this works🤞

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Glen, Thank you for watching 🌱 Green Luck & May your plants grow happy and healthy!

[@mistika72]

Hi Juliette, just found your channel. Thanks for all the information you share through your videos it’s very helpful. I’m new at taking care of plants and just repotted a Majesty Palm, I poured enough water until I saw it drain. Hope I did not over watered it 😬

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Ana, Thank you for watching! I am glad the videos are helpful. 🌱 The best way to know if your plant was watered enough or watered when it needs to is to use the soil moisture meter amzn.to/40wj3UP *** Here is my video about how to use this tool before and after watering bit.ly/3TI2sMb Green Cheers!

[@Maliilse75]

Such helpful tips, thank you! Btw is there a name for the framed plants on your wall? I love the look and would like to try it at home.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Malichka, Thank you for watching 🌱 These particular frames are hard to find but Amazon has a few options to choose from. Check some here amzn.to/3Oj5Mum Green Chers!

[@3witcheseu]

hi, could you please show how to make such beautiful live pictures which are on your wall?

[@tamekahill2826]

I was about ask the same thing.Happy growing and stay safe and Happy New year.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Rafael, Thank you for watching. We sell these self-watering frames and ship them nationwide. Here is the link: mycityplants.com/collections/wall-planters Frames are made in Europe, that is why they are pricey. A very efficient system and plants love growing in these. You need 6 x 4" plant to make the frame arrangement. Green Luck!

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Tameka, Thank you for watching. We sell these self-watering frames and ship them nationwide. Here is the link: mycityplants.com/collections/wall-planters Frames are made in Europe, that is why they are pricey. A very efficient system and plants love growing in these. You need 6 x 4" plant to make the frame arrangement. Green Luck!

[@mel8827]

So helpful! Thanks!

[@Mycityplants]

Hello Mel, Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching 🌱

[@DhowayanAbuYara]

thanks.. you are clearly talking about indoor plants... what about outdoors? the temperature here is massively high (in 40+ Celsius) the frequency i follow is twice a day (6ish in the morning and 4-5pm)

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Thank you for watching! 🌱 I am not an expert on growing plants outdoors :)

[@zionlee175]

Happy New Year to Juliette!

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!

[@zionlee175]

@@Mycityplants I love your video very much, hope you make more interesting video in 2021!

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you! Working on it 🌱😀

[@annelynn3506]

I love the plant flowers behind you do you have a video on how you made them x

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Anne, Thank you for watching 🌱 These are self-watering frames. Each frame has 6 x 4" plants We sell the frames here mycityplants.com/collections/wall-planters/products/live-frame-without-plants Out of stock at the moment. Should be back soon. Shipping available nationwide in the US.

[@kbm4409]

I see those beautiful plants hanging behind you in the video...how did you make that happen?

[@Mycityplants]

Hey Kim, These are self-watering plant frames. We got them from Europe. There are some different models that can be found on Amazon amzn.to/3WgqUnL Green Cheers 🌱

[@mikeaivaliotis4546]

Thank you so much I did all those things now I'm just waiting 😉

[@Mycityplants]

GREEN LUCK!!! Thank you for watching! 🌱

[@ashleighwalton1508]

Just repotted my overwatered zinnia plant and removed the built up soil from the roots like u showed in your video fingers crossed 🤞

[@Mycityplants]

Green Luck! 🌱

[@mangtanggg]

New subscriber here! I noticed you were demonstrating on your Aralia Fabian. I am having SUCH a hard time finding out specific information on them and I need help! I have had mine for four years with no problems at all. All of the sudden, the actual bark on the stems and certain areas of the stump are squishy and falling off when I touch it! I repotted it, trimmed all roots that looked like they had potential rot in fungicide, and tried my best to remove the stems affected. I'm wondering if you think there is anything else I can do for my baby? I'm not a pro, but I've been working with plants for years, so I am quite knowledgeable on steps to take, common diseases, pests, etc. But I've never seen this! Any help or insight would be much appreciated!

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Carly, Thank you for watching 🌱 I am sorry to learn that your Aralia plant is struggling:( Aralias are not very forgiving if they don't get proper light, drainage, and water. The soft but dry stems might mean that the roots' parts have died due to under-watering. If the stems are soft and the roots were mushy, brown, you might have a rotting problem due to lack of drainage /overwatering. - Make sure the plant is close to the natural light source. Partial or filtered sun is best! My plant grows happy next to an east-north window. It does not get much sun, but it is in the brightest spot of that room. Here is the video about my Aralia: bit.ly/38gagyB - Keep it away from heat/Ac and cold drafts. - Pot should have drainage. Also, make sure the pot is not too big for your plant. If the pot is too big for your plant, too much soil holds more than needed moisture for longer than needed - this can lead to root rot. - Use a porous potting mix like this bit.ly/2SumKuf - Water generously to saturate the soil well when the soil is dry 3/4 way down. *** I use the soil meter bit.ly/2yuXVpc to help me to establish a proper watering frequency. I water my plant when the meter reading (as deep as I can test the soil without hitting the planter bottom) is in the 4-5 zone. Since the plant has many healthy roots, with proper adjustments, it should recover. Be patient as the recovery might be slow. Green Luck!

[@kbm4409]

Love the videos...do you think using an aqua globe is ok for plants like Alocasia...pothos...and some others...this is for regular use not just when away on vacation

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Kim, Aqua Globes are great if you are away for a week or two but, in my opinion, should not be used as the default watering method. Cons of using self-watering globes for houseplants: - Not all plants need the same amount of water. For plants that need less water, watering globes might give these plants more water than they need, leading to root rot. - You need different size globes for different types and sizes of plants. - Risk of clogging it with the soil and mold growth. Soil can clog the pipe's opening, which means the water won’t be able to get into the soil. When these become dirty, without a proper cleaning, the mold will grow. - Frequent cleaning is a must! Best to clean each time it gets refilled. Be very careful when cleaning glass aqua globes as the glass pipe breaks easily. Green Cheers & Thank you for watching 🌱

[@MYounisSoomro]

How did you hang those plants on the wall? Is it some DIY thing or did you get these wall planters from the market? And also, what size planters are these. Thanks. And sorry for so many questions.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! I am glad you like these wall frames. The frames I have are 20"x20" and there are 6 x 4"-5" plants in each. Mine came from Holland but there are some cool options on Amazon. Check it out here: amzn.to/4cZoB1y Green Cheers!

[@sisterlockjourney7269]

Great video!!

[@Mycityplants]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching 🪴

[@kristofferwalsh6621]

I just replanted my fiddle leaf fig because I was getting brown leaves and thought perhaps there was root rot. The roots didn’t seem that bad though. Do I need to cut off every leaf that has brown spots (it might look pretty bare)? I’m now using a moisture meter. Any other advice?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Kristoffer, Thank you for watching 🌱 This plant is very finicky. :) It is sensitive to improper watering, lack of drainage, drastic temperature changes, cold exposure Brown spots can also be the sign of bacterial infection or pest issue. Meter will help you to establish a better watering routine. - Make sure the pot has drainage and the potting mix you used offers a good porosity. - Examine leaves well for pests/mites. Here is our Pest Issues Playlist link: bit.ly/39hK59Z - If most of a leaf is browning, you should cut it off. - If just edges/tips turning brown, you may simply trim it off. How to trim leaves: bit.ly/36BaEqW - These plants enjoy lots of bright, indirect sunlight throughout the day. Green Luck!! I hope your plant will recover and grow many new leaves for you.

[@isabellahobbs2125]

thank you so much!

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Isabella, You're welcome! Thank you for watching 🌱

[@maureensanta1804]

Thank you very much 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@Mycityplants]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching 🌱

[@katydaisey4599]

thank you sooo much

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Katy, You're welcome! Thank you for watching 🌱

[@myrahouse2368]

I work at a place that sells Plants 🌱 I get frustrated how they over watering 😬 Also they shove the tall big plants all tight together it’s a mess I like to actually see them and I like attending them. Over watering is the most frustrating. I find them say in inches of water at times... I have managed to save loads and f plants by doing the things you suggest.

[@Mycityplants]

Woohoo! This is great! Glad we could help! Thank you for sharing 🌱

[@shanyaesmith2905]

Thanks

[@Mycityplants]

Green Cheers and Thank you for watching 🌿

[@annburchfield1905]

Thank you very helpful

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Ann, You're welcome! Thank you for watching 🌱

[@kurt2rsenjazz]

Hi Juliette, do you have a video about the wallmounted plants behind you? Also, thank you for making this video :)

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Ethan, I have the video about how to install the frame: bit.ly/33lEDQm And video about how I care for my frames at home: bit.ly/36waVdW *** One correction to the watering instructions: fill up the reservoir until the second (yellow) water indicator rises to max every time you water plants. We sell these frames in our online shop: mycityplants.com/collections/wall-planters Frames have the sub-irrigation system. Made in Europe. You need 6 x 3"-4" plants to make the arrangement. Thank you for watching! 🌱

[@annzen5121]

thank you its very helpful, I have overwatered fiddle leaf, I found out all its leaves dropped down, roots are brown then I re-potted, normally how long it will get back to normal or its too late ? thank you very much!

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Thank you for watching 🌱 It really depends on how much root damage there is.... Green luck!!! I hope the plant will recover 🤞

[@shannonmccoy6084]

SOS!! I am propagating a Cherry Tree. I have 6 trees (month- month and a half after clipping) that were doing wonderful and starting to get leaves and blossoms. They are indoors so I repotted them to have their own containers. I packed the soil too much resulting in it not drying. My blossoms started dying and leaves started wilting. I immediately used chopsticks to airate and even added some dry potting mix to help as well (two days ago). Leaves are still wilted but the soil is finally not wet after a week of it continually being moist prior to overwatering symptoms. I am wondering how will I know if this worked or if I need to repot. When should I water again? Should I have them in sunlight/grow light while recovering?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Shannon, Unfortunately, I am not the right person to help you with your Cherry tree. I do not have any knowledge or experience about trees and the life of outdoor plants. Maybe this article can help: homeguides.sfgate.com/propagate-cherry-trees-60408.html Green Luck! 🌱

[@daleandrews3552]

What an informative video! I have both liked and subscribed. I'm guilty of both on my Echeveria Perle von Nurnberg and my jade plant (Crassula ovata). I REALLY overdid it with the PVN and it showed. Leaves dropped and for a while, I thought I had lost it. The central core of petals at the top still look viable, however, and I'm still holding out hope, Thanks for the advice on the chopsticks. I don't have any, so I guess wooden pencils will have to do. I have yet to purchase a water/moisture measuring instrument, however. Thanks next on my list. Thanks again and will look forward to new videos in the future. 😊

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Dale, Thank you for watching! 🌱 Yes, a pencil will work! You may prune your plants back and propagate the cuttings. New stems/leaves will grow from the pruned stem as long as the roots are healthy. Here is a helpful article about how to propagate succulents: gardenerspath.com/how-to/propagation/succulents-five-easy-steps/ Green Luck!

[@riddlebox]

I have a philodondren splendid and the top of the soil is dry and bout and 1inch in the soil but the bottom of the pot/soil is very wet what would i do bout that????😢

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! The top soil dries out first as as it is exposed to the open air. If the lower level of the soil of your Philodendron plant stays wet for too long, you may aerate the soil to help it to dry faster. Make sure that your Philodendron plant is in a pot that is just 2-3 inches larger than the root system. If the pot is too big, the soil will not dry out as fast as needed and the roots will start to rot. + pot should have drainage! If the plant is already declining, take it out of the pot, clean the roots, cut any rotting roots and then repot your plant in a fresh potting mix. Soil moisture meter will help you to establish a proper watering frequency for your plant. Here is the video about how to use this tool: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYbdi6Wun66Lea8 Green Cheers & Thank you for watching 🌱

[@adamnelson4859]

Best garden channel ever lmao. " fangiz " (fungus) 👌 best

[@Mycityplants]

🤣🤣 Thank you for watching 🌱

[@teresamurphy633]

Hello Juliett, just subscribed to your channel 🤗 really enjoy your knowledge & videos. My Bird’s of Paradise was gorgeous but now leaves are browning also curling😞 really want to save this plant. I moved it outside getting ready to repot it, think it wasn’t getting proper lighting. It’s about 3ft bought it from a big box store 2mos. Ago . Please “Help” 🙏🏾

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Teresa, Thanks for watching and subbing! 🌱 You might have a watering issue here. Make sure to repot the Bird Of Paradise plant in a pot with drainage, 3-5" bigger than the original pot, and allow the soil to dry between waterings. Best to get the soil meter to establish a proper watering frequency for your Strelitzia mycityplants.com/products/soil-moisture-meter Browse through our BOP playlist to learn more about how to care for these plants: bit.ly/3h6j1OQ May your plant grow happy and healthy!

[@deborahbrancheau1373]

When you rinse of all the soil should you add mycorrhizae?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Deborah, Not necessary. Thank you for watching 🌱

[@aeschylusuyan9003]

Answered question why there are flies around some of my plants. Thanks for this information, Juliet! 👍😊🌱

[@Mycityplants]

Happy to help! Thank you for watching 🌱

[@novanova4274]

Just a question does this apply to seedlings roughly maybe 1 feet tall?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Nova, This article might be helpful: rootedrevival.com/water-seeds-seedlings/ Thank you for watching 🌱

[@darktoadone5068]

If I have plastic potting can I drill small holes in it for drainage?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Yes, you can. Thank you for watching 🌱

[@angebo5951]

Thank you!! I used your tips to try to save my hope plant. Fingers crossed, hope it wasn't too late! Subscribed!

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Ange, Hope your plant will recover. Green Luck and Thank you for watching 🌱

[@divyasachan358]

Does this moisture meter have battery?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! No battery. Here is ur video about how to use the soil moisture meter tool bit.ly/3TI2sMb Green Cheers & Thank you for watching 🌱

[@bassemmokhtar4853]

Thx 4 gr8 tutorial Allow me 3 Qs 1. Moisture meter Should I insert as deep as I want to see it has dried out? i.e. if Aglaonema with shallow roots in 14cm height pot, and I insert the hygrometer 5cm then detected a dry indicator then deeper to 10cm detected medium moisture level, isnt this misleading? Same for succlucents with shallow roots 2. Bamboo stick Can I keep a bamboo stick in each pot and lift it to check its sticking residues and darker wet colour is at which level? Can this be a way in order to avoid cutting thru roots or hurting a zz rhizome etc 3. Non relevant Zz rhizome with roots and without stalk, can it be a propagation project? I potted it in light aerated soil, covered slightly, but struggling whether keep it moist as in propagation? Or dry as in zz watering Thanks..ss (million ssss)

[@Mycityplants]

Hello Bassem, Thank you for watching 🌱 1. Moisture meter Should I insert as deep as I want to see it has dried out? - Here is the video about how to use this tool: bit.ly/3TI2sMb 2. Bamboo stick Can I keep a bamboo stick in each pot and lift it to check its sticking residues and darker wet color is at which level? Can this be a way in order to avoid cutting thru roots or hurting a zz rhizome etc? - Yes, you can keep a wooden stick in the soil and use it to determine if the soil is dry or wet. Best to use something like chopstick as bamboo has not as porous surface. 3. Non relevant Zz rhizome with roots and without stalk, can it be a propagation project? I potted it in light aerated soil, covered slightly, but struggling whether keep it moist as in propagation? Or dry as in zz watering - When propagating, don't let the soil dry out completely but do keep it on a drier side! Green Cheers & May your plants grow happy and healthy!

[@bassemmokhtar4853]

@@Mycityplants Thank you so much indeed

[@mariocean808]

Actually, you can take cuttings and start over if the roots are rotting.

[@YordanKovachev]

Can you elaborate on this, please?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Yordan, Maris is saying if the roots are all rotted, you may cut stems and propagate them. Depending on what type of plant you have, you may propagate in soil or water. Thank you for watching 🌱

[@jamesu1857]

If it is early enough you can remove it and place in a diaper overnight -then replant in a larger container with fresh soil.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Thank you for sharing your green tip! 🌿

[@rameezahmad2971]

Hey, I need help... my Montera Deliciosa has some brown and yellow surrounded leaves but there is another leaf which has some brown crusty dry tips which is a sign of underwatering. Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Rameez, Thank you for watching! 🌱 Sounds like you need to establish a better watering routine. The signs suggest that either your soil has gone much too dry, or you plant has stayed wet for too long :) Make sure pot has drainage, the plant gets enough light, keep away from Heat and AC, and water when the soil is dry 3/4 way down. *** I strongly recommend getting the Soil Moisture Meter. This tool will help you to understand when your plant is ready for a drink to avoid over or under watering. If in US- Meter can be purchased here: bit.ly/2yuXVpc Green Luck! 🌱

[@rameezahmad2971]

@@Mycityplants and I forgot to mention that it also has yellow leaves at the bottom (they're small leaves)

[@Mycityplants]

You can remove these 😀🌱

[@rameezahmad2971]

@@Mycityplants ok thank you very much😊

[@rameezahmad2971]

@@Mycityplants Hey it's me again... I've taken out the Monstera from it's pot and I washed the roots to check the roots if they're healthy and I've seen root rot. I removed it and pot in a smaller pot cause it lost some roots.... And I've noticed it was in a much bigger pot that it needed to be maybe that was the reason of root rot? So I've repoted it into a size smaller pot with dry/moist soil and I've pruned the rotted roots... should I water it now or let the roots heal first? And please tell me what to do next cause I'm so sad that I've almost killed my plant...😭 I'm such a bad plant parent😭😭😭😭

[@furatsahl3279]

what about my Lady purse flower it is getting droppier

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Furat, I do not have any experience growing these plants. This article might help: www.gardeningknowhow.com/houseplants/calceolaria/growing-pocketbook-plants.htm Thank you for watching 🌱

[@JonnyChaos]

Maybe that could be a good guide to watering, to water the plants you have indoors when it does rain outside then you're directly following nature.

[@CameliaSong]

That logic doesn't apply because indoor plants are in different environments than outdoor ones, especially if you consider the ones planted straight into soil, without a pot

[@Mycityplants]

🌱🌱🌱

[@msalexxa2012]

I’m surprised nothing is mentioned about self watering pots as a solution for overwatering.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Thank you for your comment. Yes, Lechuza self-watering pots do prevent overwatering but if not used properly plants do get over-watered. The water reservoir should not be filled as soon as the plant drank all the water from the reservoir. Dry phase (time between refilling the reservoir) is very important. The soil needs to have a chance to dry out. Here is the link to our video about how to properly water plants in Lechuza planters bit.ly/3bWSmRs Green Cheers 🌱

[@tennaj1367]

Good looking woman. 👍

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Thank you for the compliment & for watching 🌱 😀

[@Doris-y5v]

can you shows your plants , I would like to see them thanks

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Jenny, Plants we sell can be seen in our online shop: mycityplants.com/ ** Plants that do best in a city environment. In this video bit.ly/3AzATtu, you may see some of the plants I have at home. I got just the right amount of plants (about 22) so I can properly care for them 😀 Thank you for watching 🌱

[@theunrulyjoyclub]

Aww, it's too late for my money plant. I was watering on a schedule because the top of the soil wouldn't get dry but not the rest. Next time, I'll water less and perforate the soil.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Glad the video was helpful. Soil Moisture Meter will be an extra help for establishing a proper watering frequency. Green luck! Thank you for watching 🌱 🌱

[@LadyAtivan]

She speaks English better than most Americans. Respect.

[@Mycityplants]

:) Thank you for watching !

[@sebastiansuarez2864]

What about small worms in soil ?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Earthworms do not harm plants. They improve soil aeration! 🌱

[@Doris-y5v]

I had a plant that the stem started to turn black from the bottom all the way to the top , and the leaves dropped what do you think it may happened I would much appreciate it as I want to buy another one.

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Sounds like root rotting issue. Hope this video will help to establish a proper watering routing for your new plant. Green Luck! 🌱

[@mogwaii2912]

🙌🏼🚨🚨

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you for watching! 🌱

[@danieludoma1638]

My leaves are droopy but not brown, and the soil is wet

[@Mycityplants]

Hello Daniel, Droopy leaves can also be the sign of the watering issue. Best to take the plant out, examine the roots, trim any damaged roots, repot the plant in a fresh soil, make sure the pot has drainage and the plant is getting a good light exposure. Green Cheers 🌱

[@danieludoma1638]

@@Mycityplants Thank you so much for taking your time to reply, I thought maybe If I just stopped watering for a while it would go back to normal, noticed it 2days ago

[@TruckerGlass]

What about wilted?

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Leon, Wilting can be the result of under or over-watering. Always test the soil before watering the plant. Drainage is very important! When watering, make sure to use enough water so it can reach lower roots. * Get the soil moisture meter: mycityplants.com/collections/indoor-plant-tools/products/soil-moisture-meter This tool will help you to test the soil deeper and establish a proper watering frequency. Green Luck, and thank you for watching! 🌱

[@rosac8168]

I killed my father’s plant I hope I can revive her thanks for the great tips

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Rosa, If the rots of your father's plant are healthy (really hope so), the plant will come back!!! Make the necessary adjustments (or repot the plant) and watch it grow. Thank you for watching 🌱

[@douglas9607]

I like the chopstick idea. That way I can fill the holes with water. Just kidding. Airration is where it's at. Thanks for the tips. Sub/Likie

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Douglas, 😀 Thank you for watching and subscribing 🌱

[@zainanourhan8400]

But mine's in a glass

[@Mycityplants]

Hi Zaina, Thank you for watching! 🌱 Vessels without drainage put a plant at the higher risk of being overwatered. - Test the soil ALWAYS before watering as deep as possible to make sure it is dry enough, and the plant is ready for a drink. - Do not to use too much water (just enough to reach lower roots) to avoid having roots sitting in water/as water has no where to go. - Aerate the soil (as I show in my video) frequently. I hope this information helps. ***To make it easier for you and your plant, I would recommend to re-pot the plant in a proper pot. 😀

[@amthemushroom3238]

Came here to save my dying basil 😅

[@Mycityplants]

Green Luck! 🌱

[@amthemushroom3238]

@@Mycityplants my basil died 😢

[@Mycityplants]

Don’t get discouraged! Get a new one and try again. If you keep going, eventually you will learn how to grow Basil 🌿😀👍

[@ashleygggytttttu5888]

she can tell me anything

[@kaya9554]

I'm here after coming home from college and finding out my mom killed two of my plants and overwatered another five 🤣🤣

[@Mycityplants]

😀 Hope you can save the 5 overwatered plants. Green Luck 🪴

[@MrToni99]

A plant can not be as fresh as you are !! You are wonderful , beautiful and in very good shape.......mmmmm

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you 😀 🌱

[@bhattpriyank3]

what is wonder woman doing here?

[@Mycityplants]

🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for watching 🌱

[@yoholmes273]

Do you have any sisters? Asking for a friend.....

[@Atomicroxi]

What i did wrong was that when i repotted some plants, i didnt think about adding perlite to my soil, so the soil wouldnt dry. My sensaveria was becoming mushy i added perlite to the soil and now its starting to get better, same with my dieffenbachia camille , hope it works out 🥲

[@Mycityplants]

Hi! Yes, the porosity of the soil is very important! Hope your plants will stabilize and grow happy! Thank you for watching 🌱

[@akshayakakinada]

She looks like phoebe from friends

[@wilkyb8997]

Hi could you please tell my future wife not to be so mean to me please? thank you beautiful plants, if only I could focus on what you’re saying...

[@bulllee51]

For the 15th time you are beautiful I love your show taught me a lot

[@Mycityplants]

Thank you for your kind words! Means a lot. Green Cheers!