Is this plant dying

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Puffter

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HI guys.
I realize im asking such a basic question, but is the plant 'Caroline' you see in the photo att (hopefully), is she dying. I feel like i want to isolate her from the rest.

I read they can go up to 7-10 days without watering, so i dont think shes thirsty??

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TechnicalToker

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You read they can go 7-10 days without water? first thing I would do is water. Second thing I would do is more research.
 
Adjorr

Adjorr

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looks like a combination of overwatering and being rootbound, transplant to a bigger pot and water only when the soil is very dry
 
ilyaas123

ilyaas123

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Looks like too much water, slow down on the water until it is dry at least 4cm in to the soil just to be on the safe side.
 
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Smokenpassout

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Yea looks overwatered droopy :-( I agree the pot looks too small as well. Repot in 5 gallon air pot. Watering is going to depend on how well it drains, and how fast it dries. I water a plant that size about every 4-5 days max.
 
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Puffter

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Smokenpassout said:
Yea looks overwatered droopy :-( I agree the pot looks to small as well. Repot in 5 gallon air pot. Watering is going to depend on how well it drains, and how fast it dries. I water a plant that size about every 4-5 days max.
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I will re pot.
thank you so much :)
 
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Puffter

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Adjorr said:
looks like a combination of overwatering and being rootbound, transplant to a bigger pot and water only when the soil is very dry
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Yes, i will re-pot, and check with my finger to see how dry. And i dont think i will use blackstrap anymore.
Thank so much:)
 
Adjorr

Adjorr

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what are you growing in? unless its an organic rich soil molasses will do literally nothing for you. also dont rely on the finger check until you have more experience as its easy to think the soil is dry when it still has plenty of moisture in it as far as the plant is concerned, i recomend a cheapo soil moisture meter available at any hardware store for about 5 bucks, they are much more reliable
 
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