It’s a dilemma: the same ill effects can be caused by too much or too little water. By James Wong
A happy, healthy plant which has had exactly the right amount of watering.Photograph: Getty Imageseginners, I get it. The world of gardening can sometimes seem like it’s full of vague, even paradoxical advice. Bright but indirect light, moist but well-drained soil… the list goes on. Yet perhaps the biggest paradox of them all is when it comes to wilting leaves, which can rather unhelpfully be a sign either of overwatering or of underwatering, making dealing with them a perplexing problem.
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