Help my plants pls

**Kekko** · 17-09-20, 12:42 PM

Hi, my plants are having problems, and I was hoping someone could help me solve them ..
Basically two days ago I woke up and going outside I saw the tallest plant with the leaves lowered, today it also happened to the other one and the leaves are starting to dry out.
I tried to leave them in the sun, take them inside, feed them and leave them without water but I just can't get them back to how they were before ..
Thank you in advance for anything you tell me.
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**SyRaX** · 17-09-20, 01:07 PM

Why are you leaving them without water? They need a drink.

**SyRaX** · 17-09-20, 01:08 PM

Just checked the pictures properly. WTF are you growing in? If you've watered them it shouldn't puddle up on top of the soil. Get yourself some decent compost and start again fella.

Edit: Fixed spelling mistake damn phone.

**Kekko** · 17-09-20, 01:20 PM

I didn't water them for a day because I thought I fed them too much, I went to look for something on the internet but I can't find anything, I tried to do everything to try to save them but I think I can't do anything anymore.
Thanks anyway for your help

**IceCalibur** · 17-09-20, 01:26 PM

I don't think it's the water (directly)..it's actually the soil, no drainage whatsoever, looks like a really heavy clay soil which compacts and is currently suffocating the plants at the roots

If I were you, I'd get some decent compost, perlite mixed in at roughly 20%, and get these girls transplanted asap!

Keep your fingers crossed they survive the transplant