Save your dying plant! In this video, I show you some of the common causes of why your plants could be suffering and not doing so well. I also show you how to remedy the common reasons for plants not growing as big and lush as they should be. We cover veggie plants, fruit trees, as well as potted plants!
VIDEO: How To Save And Revive A Dying Plant (2019)
Save your dying plant! In this video, I show you some of the common causes of why your plants could be suffering and not doing so well. I also show you how to remedy the common reasons for plants not growing as big and lush as they should be. We cover veggie plants, fruit trees, as well as potted plants!
Always great content!
Ty, very informative. I knew about soaking the roots in water but always rushed the replanting step.
Amazing stuff, check out my channel I got some exotic plants and massive variety of other plants, subscribe to my channel and I will do same on yours. Wish you all the success, lets help eachother grow. Thank you
Garden plants are so much easier to rescue than house plants!
Fantastic video!
Fig Plant Update! New video explaining why its so dangerous to prune plants in the fall….at the end of the video, I give a 2-month update on our little fig tree! Check it out: https://youtu.be/cM7mkzXWSmc
THANK YOU! Awesome video!!!
May I know plz which spray did used to that dying plant
Victim: Watermelon seedling
How bad is it: near fatal
Who hurt it: Dubai sun
Who's gonna try and save it? : me and youtube
Get to the point! Don’t need a tour.
Thank you. I'll try to save my sage plant. May have too much water.
How did u make the seeds sprout so fast?
Wow that's amazing
Hello. I usually do pretty good with plants, but every year I buy a basil plant and the leaves start to wilt immediately. Then the stalks start to turn dark and the plant dies pretty quickly. I definitely don't overwater the plants. Do you have any tips? Thank you.
excuse me but l planted a mango tree on my roof and it is a week old, and now it has started wilting badly and l don't now what to do with it. PLEASE help!!!!
could you reply as soon as possible ca l am Freaking out!
PLZ reply!!!!!!
REPLY l am freaking out!
Very helpful thanks!
yes finally found a very helpful guide specifically on basil. I am very new on growing plants and live in small apartment. I've been looking for awhile of how to revive my wilting basil in container with potting mix. most guide state its because my plant dried out or too wet but the advice given of how to fix wasn't very detailed. I watched your video and finally thank God you gave me advice of what to do since I overwatered my basil gave it way too much love. thank you for the advice to repot it and give it new soil. al though I wonder if old soils are reusable with full benefit or just throw it away?
Hi thanks for this video i tried to cut top of my basil n put in the water for rooting but some basil leaves at the top getting dark so i throw it may I know is it normal. Thanks
stems have died in my basil…why?
My tomato plant has been flag after transferring to garden bed on a hot day and just a few leaves came back after watering and look good. What can i do with other damage leaves?
My tomato plant's stem are brown but are not too thin and not too thick (newly grown) and its leafs are wilting (some are falling off already). Its usually around 30 deg celsius here but reaches 17 degrees at night. I think they are dying though, any tips on what I should do? I may have given it less water than it needed so I just watered it this morning.
I know this sounds like going against all logic, but instead of tossing the dried grass just throw it around the base of the tree. the grass and other plants will eventually break down and make an eco system of highly beneficial organisms. the reason why it was probably dying is lack of nutrition; probably due that that spot being nothing but a field of grass. it might take a few seasons but it'll be much more worth it in the long run, once the soil has built up and the trees roots run deep enough.
Good
I currently have some basil and parsley seedlings that have started to wilt. I had them in the germination tray and gave them some very VERY weak liquid food about a week ago, a few days after I noticed them starting to wilt and the parsley go dry. I've re-potted them into bigger pots and watered them, but now I'm worried that they were water-logged and that's why they started wilting. Not once did I see the soil go dry in the germination tray with the propagator lid on top. So I'm wondering if it was the right thing to water them when I transferred them? Or should I have kept the new potting mix as it was, because it was already slightly damp? Help :'(
Yesterday I cloned a tomato plant and got 10 clones out of it. I put them in potting soil and watered them and forgot to bring them in the next day before the sun light got to strong now my plants are down but still look alive. How can I save them? Do I just bring them inside ?
Do yo mist in shade?