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How to know if you're over-watering your potted plant?
The dirt should always be slightly damp, but if the dirt is frequently sopping wet that is a sign that its watered to frequently. The plants leaves/stem will start to droop and become very limp, flopping over. It will eventually wither up as if it were dry
Why does a plant like celery get limp when placed in hypertonic solution?
Because a hypertonic solution will take away the water from the plant, making the plant limp.
How can you tell if a plant is not getting enough water?
they will turn brown and start to limp.
What causes your limp nodes to swell?
How should I no!
Can birds fly with a limp wing?
Yes, an Eagle can fly with a limp wing. You should know, it is the law to fly.
What can I do for a 20 year old Christmas cactus that looks crinkly and limp?
Looking crinkly and limp is often a sign that the plant needs watering. Just in case, propagate a couple of new plants in case the old plant is too far gone. Break off a segment of the plant, and push half way into a John Innes compost or similar compost. Pot on as the new plants develop. It could also be mould, or even root rot due to over-watering!
Why does a picked lettuce become limp when left in the sun?
yes This is due to the plant losing moisture, mostly water, as it is that which keeps leaves rigid the picked plant becomes limp. This happens to a certain extent with all plants - it is very noticeable in ones with thin leaves (as evaporation of moisture is quicker).
What to do baby chick is breathing but limp and not moving?
If your baby chick is breathing but limp, you should take it to the vet's office. They will be able to determine what happened and treat the chick.
What is liquid limp?
liqid limp
Why did Magellan have a limp?
What made magellan limp
What is the birth name of Kelley Limp?
Kelley Limp's birth name is Kelley Marie Limp.
What is a sentence for limp?
He walked with a limp.He managed to limp to safety.
