Does anyone know why when I water it, the water just drains straight through the soil and lands on the plate underneath? I think that is why it's dying. It's not that I'm not watering it (though I admit that I probably don't water it as much as I should...), it's just that the water doesn't stay in the soil.
Here's my next question for you gardening gurus out there: why are my green peppers turning brown?
And other question: are Japanese long eggplants supposed to be white? Will it turn purple later, or do I have a prize-winning albino eggplant on my hands?
Finally. Something is growing normally. These two tomato plants are thriving. *Knocks on wood*
This is my Dusty Eggplant. He's purple. And tiny. Look closely- he's there.
The hanging tomatos sound verrrrry dry. Water a bit at a time. Let the waters absorb. sounds like a runoff on a desert floor. just like half a cup, then another half then another half etc...might tke a few min. Just alternate the dry pots. your may have to do it 2x a day for a few to rehydrate the plants. Clear as mud?
ReplyDeleteinteresting about the hanging plant--the commercials acted like this was the easiest way to grow tomatoes. my hubby is great at gardening, thank god, because i'm not. :)
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