Overwatering?

[psifactor]

I just wanted to get some feedback (and some confirmation).

Is this plant suffering from overwatering? and if so, what is the best way to deal with it?

Picture of plant included below.

[Medusa]

I just wanted to get some feedback (and some confirmation).

Is this plant suffering from overwatering? and if so, what is the best way to deal with it?

Picture of plant included below.

 

Your plant isn't over watered by the look of the leaves as they are standing correctly.

 

You didn't mention on the potting mix or the nutes you are using.

Cheers

[everest]

I just wanted to get some feedback (and some confirmation).

Is this plant suffering from overwatering? and if so, what is the best way to deal with it?

Picture of plant included below.

 

add drainage at 40 % rate ie perlite , then water till pot is heavy , then leave to dry out , when pot becomes light ... she's ready to water

 

ev

[psifactor]

Using no nutrients as of yet, potting mix is some "seedling starter" mix i've had, had problems with the original potting mix (Yates premium), repotted into the seedling starter mix as it was the only available soil at the time, and plant started showing improvement and started growing again, up until now.

[reddevil6]

looking at that pic i would say it's deffently not over watered. i believe it to have a lack of N get some grow nutes into her and she should stop yellowing, just make sure u maintain the PH.

[Paladin]

I will go with not overwatered too - but don't drown her!

 

There is a pretty distinct look to overwatering, in that the leaves remain turgid while drooping. With underwatering, they're just like deflated balloons.

 

Some seedling starter mixes are light on nutes, so if she has been doing well so far itmight just be that she has used what's available and needs a gentle feed. Check with the manufacturer if unsure.

 

Disclaimer: I'm writing from my phone now so have only looked at the thumbnail. But even from that the leaf position, including some cupping there, doesn't look much like overwatering.

[shroomyshroom]

id say it is a lack of Nitrogen as well

 

But the advise Ev gave is priceless

[jaikai]

Nah, nothin wrong at all there mate... just get to feeding at the right rate from here on in a it`ll have used any nutrient in the potting mix by now

 

JAIKAI

[Rose Gardener]

I'm going with what Medusa n Ev said.

 

And yeah, maybe a light feed?

 

[potrocket]

Hey there mate !

Searles premium is CRAP .

It has sufficient wood chips in it to allow for decent drainage it also has slow realease fertilisers in it and each time you water the seedling it feeds the seedling ! Thats why your first set of leaves are showing burnt tips !

You also have nice green colour therefore my opinion doesnt account for much !

But you have a magnesium defiecency !

Once again this is just my honest opinion !