Moist VS Wet
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by Mysterious Rose on August 17, 2004 03:46 AM
Okay, I have a plant that likes moisture but not too wet, and I'm not supposed to let it dry out completely keep moist at all times. When I test the soil in my hand, if it feels dry but when I squeeze it water comes out, does that mean moist or too wet? Okay thanks. ![[Smile]](im/smile.gif)
by Nako on August 17, 2004 04:31 AM
>.< ooooooooooo don't squeez the soil if there's roots in there. You could damage them. I always go by the rule: If the top inch of soil feels dry, then go ahead and water it.
If you have succulents *jades, some cactus, black rose, etc.* then you wana wait till the soil Looks dry before you water it.
Good luck rose!
~Phoebe
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If you have succulents *jades, some cactus, black rose, etc.* then you wana wait till the soil Looks dry before you water it.
Good luck rose!
~Phoebe
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Nako's Webshots!
by Mysterious Rose on August 17, 2004 05:16 AM
LOL! No, I stick my hand in and pick up a little of the dirt put it into my hand and when I squeeze it between my fingers water comes out. But it feels dry until I squeeze it, does that mean moist or too wet? :)I have a Schefflera arboricola, umbrella plant.
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