When plants have collapsed THIS MUCH, DON'T throw them away, they're not dead. Put the whole pot in a BIG container of water which COVERS the soil by OVER an inch. After bubbles have stopped rising from soil, take the plant out of the water, let excess water drain; gradually the leaves and stems "fill with water" and recover. 🌱🌾🌴
This video is *not* reversed. These are New Guinea impatiens which classically fall over and look dead when they go too long without water. When they are watered (if it's not too late) they bounce back remarkably quickly (within 12 hours usually).
I saw a plant just like that someone left outside, I obviously couldn’t restrain myself so I took the plant and “resurrected” it by taking care of it for a few weeks, then when it was back in good shape I felt like a necromancer. It was a lot of fun and I left a note on how to take care of it. I visited it again a week later to see they listened and it’s still healthy.
I was expecting some memes in the comments and got all sorts of conspiracy theorists calling the video fake. ... DO PEOPLE EVEN SEE ACTUAL PLANTS NOWADAYS?! I have to rescue my plants like that every once in a while since I'm a terrible neclecting mother to them.
Nati Whatever if you are a terrible neglecting mother to plants, then why the he'll are you keeping them? And one more question, are we staying on moon not to see plants or what ? Where is your mind my dear ?
For outdoor plants, it is normal for your plants to see to be dead after a hot day. Do not water them while there is still a strong sun. It will cook them. Water well you plants at night and or early in the morning. (Before 7 am or after 4 pm eastern time)
If a plant is suffering from lack of water, hot sun or not, it should be watered immediately. The plant is only in danger of being scrorched if you wet the leaves, stems, stalks, etc. Simply water it at the base.
Terrible advice. I had a plant in the condition just like in the video and after I watered it it immediately rose back up. This was also on a hot scorching day. I'd rather have my plants alive than cooked
Why are people doubting this? I just saw this happen on a smaller scale when I watered a wilted plant of mine, I was surprised it was back up within an hour
People are talking about the plant and here I am admiring the uploader to include a gymnopedies 3rd movement in the video.. Good choice, most people would just use the first movement.
I always say “my plant is crying”. Yesterday my lavender plant was “crying” so I gave it a good drink of water and she perked right up and was super happy within 10 minutes 😊 it’s so satisfying to watch
I notice this all the time, sometimes I forget to water plants for 2 or 3 days they look pale and about to die but immediately after after watering we can never recognise them they simply recover pretty fast
It's Garden Balsam. I always forget to water mine too and they ended up like that. When watered they stand back up. The plant's flowers has heart-shaped petals.
It's not reverse guys, at first I thought that was a reverse video, But after of several times of playbacking the video and then Stop (the new update of youtube in mobile) I saw a hand pouring a water in a plant and I shocked because in normal speed in this video I didn't see a hand pouring the plant, I'm like WTH LOL btw That was a nice video 😄
Oh, my goodness you're right I saw it too. People these days just like to think smart by asuming things without actual, valid evidence. But, you actually took the time to view closely
Cody Proctor lmao, I really hope you weren't talking to me. One, there is no actual way to confirm that this is "clearly fake". Your evidence and proof is no better than mine. My proof is more valid than yours. two, you can keep giving me these edgy "tough internet guy" comebacks all you want about my profile pic. but that only makes this argument worse than it actually is. not to mention that it's changing the subject. But instead of reasoning out with the argument and KINDLY telling me that my theory makes no sense, you decide to randomly give negative feedback on my channel for no good reason. pathetic. and fyi no matter what age I am (which you were wrong on) that doesn't mean I automatically lose the argument. (edit: and if you weren't talking to me, then I'd like to say that "A for Amazing A" doesn't even look close to an 8 year old.)
Cor Unum plants can do this, and as you can see, the plant leaves are still green, which indicates it's still alive, how ever there are many other plants out there that can almost completely dry up and service for years without water using a technique, and once given or soaked in water, with start growing back
Hey, just want to verify the video is going the correct way, cause I miscalculated the height it would rise to, so the top of the plant is out of the frame in the end :(
As someone who's grown cucumbers and taken a biology course, this is not fake and plants really do, do this. They have a specific tissue inside their stems and leaves that protects the vascular tissues as well as supporting the plant. When a plant is properly hydrated this tissue is full of water which keeps the plant upright and perky. When a plant needs water it uses up the water found in these stores and uses it up causing the plant to lose it's structural integrity and fall over/ droop.
Correct me if I'm wrong, that's a busy Lizzy and they hold a lot of water in there stems, most plants couldn't survive drought like that, unless their cactus or dessert plants. Thanks for the vid, 👍 i love anything timelapse with plants. ☺
My peace lily does this all the time. It's extremely wimpy and wilts from temperature changes or even slight dehydration. I've thought it was gone for sure so many times but some water and a few hours of rest perks it right back up so idk why people are saying this vid is fake just because plants can't be "revived" with water, because they most definitely can.
Yeah, we have occational mishaps :/ At some point there were 200+ plants in the house but had to give most of them away cause it became hard to handle them all.
I have an impatiens as well and it droops really intensely when I don't water it every other day, even though I live in a humid environment. 😂 I love the plant but it scares the shit out of me sometimes.
This is not reversed at 1:35 the shoot on the left after scraping along the back wall spring upwards after it loses contact with the wall. This is because is had been bent when in contact with the wall by the force supplied by water moving up the stem. If it were in reverse the shoot would not change speed of movement after the point of contact with the wall.
D J plants are not sentient beings. The video is an example of water deprevation of the vascular system of a plant. Add water and the plant becomes turgid again. It was not dead.
D J Yeah there’s ZERO scientific evidence for plants being sentient. They react to certain stimuli like a computer. There’s no brain or central nervous system. They don’t scream when being killed either.
John Burgess: I've tried it. The plant came back to life after giving it some fresh water. I did not purposefully attempt to dry the poor plant to death; it was a burning hot day of summer. That's all 🙂
No, you can't have your wasted watching time back .... It is succulent, i only water it every two weeks, otherwise it turns purple from over watering... But those three weeks were the hottest days last summer 😢
@Michael Rodriguez can you shut the fuck up? You commented on literally every comment. It's getting ridiculous dude. Give it up, yeah? Go do something productive with your day instead, I can give ideas if you really need help that badly.
You just played it reverse...What you are trying to prove is not possible even if it regrow again by watering old leaves would be dried and fell of and new leaves will come.
Only problem with this, you stress the plant out and the ppm/ec levels of salts build up in the soil or medium and concentrate (due to the soil getting so dry to wilt the plant) and your plant can burn all up as well. Give the plant a little bit of seaweed or b1 vitamin it will help make the plant bounce back faster and stress it less. Silica is also a good supplement to help with drought resistance.
Hey, thanks for the info and the advices! 1000+ comments before someone actually made spesific pointers to how improve on the problem. /like Finally we're going somewhere ;) I live by the sea, so how would you prepare the seaweed? Rinse it for salt, then blend it to porridge? Using silica for other plants, but this one had "shop setup". I see salt settling on the top of the soil in other pots too.
@@peepsquiggler I never made fresh kelp or seaweed, but yes If I were to make it fresh I would soak and rinse it several times to leach out all the salts and blend it up or something. I have used maxi-crop, technaflora b1 (also derived from kelp), and general hydroponics bio weed with good results if you want a easier guarenteed product. What are you growing in for medium (potting soil)?
I'll give it a try ;) Using regular potting soil with maybe 20% silica, mostly at the bottom. Watering with aquarium water. works wonders. Hydroponics also get aquarium water and IKEA nutrients in lack of anything better..
@@CitizenAyellowblue no, it wilted plain and simply because of lack of water. The vitamin b helps to take away stress in a scenario like this, after - where the plant becomes too dry and severely wilts. That is why after transplanting it is a good idea to give your plant b1 or kelp. The silica I mentioned helps with the drought resistance, plant cell wall strength, can protect against powdery mildew, and other problems - also can be used for a ph up adjuster.
I have a dramatic rose plant in my terrace garden.I swear that plant throws more tantrums than all of my bfs together.
rofl!
Roses are psyco!
There's to much pressure on them from society to fix all sorts of couples problems.
Makes them snap...😮😓
Deepa Lall
I would throw a tantrum too if I wasn't your *only* boyfriend!
Imagine the tantrums her b/fs had to deal with!
Huh, that's weird. Our rose plants are usually tame.
shes definitely got an outie.
When plants have collapsed THIS MUCH, DON'T throw them away, they're not dead. Put the whole pot in a BIG container of water which COVERS the soil by OVER an inch.
After bubbles have stopped rising from soil, take the plant out of the water, let excess water drain; gradually the leaves and stems "fill with water" and recover. 🌱🌾🌴
it's crazy how they come back!
No, you can't have your wasted watching time back.
Plants can be SO DRAMATIC! LOL
ROFL!
Or simply let them dry and smoke them
I saw it without doing that
Edit: sorry wrong comment lol 😂
If you ever watered a plant you know this video is not fake. Grow plants people, its satisfying.
Every plant me, my mother or my mother in law have ever tried to grow always dies...
Its one of the best feelings ever to watch a plant come back after a little bit of water.
Yes, realizing the value of water.
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This video is *not* reversed. These are New Guinea impatiens which classically fall over and look dead when they go too long without water. When they are watered (if it's not too late) they bounce back remarkably quickly (within 12 hours usually).
Niocce plant ID! Was going to do that before i saw this comment.
Oh, I actually thought it was a mint 🤭 because mine happened to do exactly this a few times.
I planted this few days back, water it regularly but after every two three days one to two stem fall Don't know what to do? Any suggestions
I saw a plant just like that someone left outside, I obviously couldn’t restrain myself so I took the plant and “resurrected” it by taking care of it for a few weeks, then when it was back in good shape I felt like a necromancer. It was a lot of fun and I left a note on how to take care of it. I visited it again a week later to see they listened and it’s still healthy.
Great job!!
Especially the passive agrcultural training course given ;)
Fricken bring Juvia back to life oh wait Wendy already did that, hold on we aren’t talking about Fairy Tail?
I was expecting some memes in the comments and got all sorts of conspiracy theorists calling the video fake.
...
DO PEOPLE EVEN SEE ACTUAL PLANTS NOWADAYS?!
I have to rescue my plants like that every once in a while since I'm a terrible neclecting mother to them.
There's too few plants in computer games.
That might be the case...
Need a green house simulator.
Yeah on of my sunflower plants was dying then I watered it and it became healthy in an hour lol
Wtf are you even talking about?
Nati Whatever if you are a terrible neglecting mother to plants, then why the he'll are you keeping them?
And one more question, are we staying on moon not to see plants or what ? Where is your mind my dear ?
FAKE That plant is a paid actor
Cookie Lover 😂
Hahahahha so hilarious
What's is the name of the plant
New Guinea Impatiens
Cookie Lover WAHAHAHA😂😂
For outdoor plants, it is normal for your plants to see to be dead after a hot day. Do not water them while there is still a strong sun. It will cook them. Water well you plants at night and or early in the morning. (Before 7 am or after 4 pm eastern time)
Cheers! Thanks for the info.
If a plant is suffering from lack of water, hot sun or not, it should be watered immediately. The plant is only in danger of being scrorched if you wet the leaves, stems, stalks, etc. Simply water it at the base.
Caro PerRod yeah I always do this 😁
What if I don’t want to wake up at 4am PST just to water my plant?
Terrible advice. I had a plant in the condition just like in the video and after I watered it it immediately rose back up. This was also on a hot scorching day. I'd rather have my plants alive than cooked
This is why I love botany, and the science of plants.
Kevin Moore yeah, there’s so much life in plants. poetry in motion.
Why are people doubting this? I just saw this happen on a smaller scale when I watered a wilted plant of mine, I was surprised it was back up within an hour
imagine he took a picture every 23:59 hours, played the whole video backwards and the plant is actually dying
Haha! Best so far!! 😁👌
Wow, this answer actually makes sense to me! 😱😱
Plernt abyuse
Dammit I was going to comment "plot twist it was actually dying"
Thanks, glad you didn't.. there's hundreds of plot twists in the comments already.. Don't know if I can take anymore..
lol. this channel name is the definition of my life
Most real channel name ever....
If I can't have my time back then ill take yours.
lol!
Epic touché!!!
Darkness And Where is your punctuation?
I remember watering my dying plant. I was so surprised when I saw it alive again
Mother nature is awesome and water is life
plot twist: this is a video of a plant drying out and dying but in reverse
Yes!! Its been rescued! I thank you for rescuing this dying plant, cheers
What you guys don’t realize is that this video is of a plant wilting and dying in reverse
Taking care of plants can teach us so much.
This can also teach you some powers of editing, because this is reversed.
Mung Daal 😧😧😧 but the clock... what 😭
Lol
ignore them, they're speaking from a place of ignorance.
This is so emotional,I HAVE to try this if I see a plant like that
Remember water is life guys.
Thats like me after my 1st cup of coffee in the morning
People are talking about the plant and here I am admiring the uploader to include a gymnopedies 3rd movement in the video.. Good choice, most people would just use the first movement.
I actually changed the music a couple of times before I was happy with it.
The first movement was one of the candidates ;)
I feel like I’m dead
Gets watered*
Understandable, have a nice day
what a beautiful and very important video
I always say “my plant is crying”. Yesterday my lavender plant was “crying” so I gave it a good drink of water and she perked right up and was super happy within 10 minutes 😊 it’s so satisfying to watch
I notice this all the time, sometimes I forget to water plants for 2 or 3 days they look pale and about to die but immediately after after watering we can never recognise them they simply recover pretty fast
i work in a nursery and the plants that are droopy come back in like a day like that if you give them a good watering
Water is life
Plot twist: the video is in reverse and the plant was actually dying
Or time is actually going backwards and we're all getting younger 😱😱😱
It's Garden Balsam. I always forget to water mine too and they ended up like that. When watered they stand back up. The plant's flowers has heart-shaped petals.
You almost killed a Plant to make this video
This was the fifth take.... 🤤
Bone Gaming people accidentally do this a lot.
plants aren't sentient
Soooo, do you eat vegetables?
Fernando Trujillo López How can you disprove that?
Couldn't help but think of someone recovering from a terminal disease like cancer. It's miraculous, but one is never the same.
It's not reverse guys, at first I thought that was a reverse video, But after of several times of playbacking the video and then Stop (the new update of youtube in mobile) I saw a hand pouring a water in a plant and I shocked because in normal speed in this video I didn't see a hand pouring the plant, I'm like WTH LOL btw That was a nice video 😄
Oh, my goodness you're right I saw it too.
People these days just like to think smart by asuming things without actual, valid evidence.
But, you actually took the time to view closely
@Michael Rodriguez see closely
Cody Proctor
lmao, I really hope you weren't talking to me.
One, there is no actual way to confirm that this is "clearly fake". Your evidence and proof is no better than mine. My proof is more valid than yours.
two, you can keep giving me these edgy "tough internet guy" comebacks all you want about my profile pic. but that only makes this argument worse than it actually is. not to mention that it's changing the subject. But instead of reasoning out with the argument and KINDLY telling me that my theory makes no sense, you decide to randomly give negative feedback on my channel for no good reason. pathetic. and fyi no matter what age I am (which you were wrong on) that doesn't mean I automatically lose the argument.
(edit: and if you weren't talking to me, then I'd like to say that "A for Amazing A" doesn't even look close to an 8 year old.)
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I saw that too oo
can relate so well to this plant. literally me hungover thirsty af every saturday morning
My first job was watering these impatiens. I freaked when they looked like this.
Watered and they came right back.
I have ressurected many dehydrated plants so it's not at all fake...
WAWWW! THE POWER OF NATURE! BEAUTIFUL
If you closely look at the timer/clock, that's how you know it's not played in reverse
Unless it’s a countdown clock in reverse.
@Michael Rodriguez
You're seriously everywhere on this comment section giving out fake info...
This is how dramatic my Nerve Plants are. If you’re a day late they get like this lol.
High maintenance diva plants :)
in Jamaica we call it the leaf of life , or similar looking plant / structure
Not Time wasted! I love Time lapse of plants. Thank You.
I'll have to do better...
I will post more wasteful content in the future. ;-)
Plot twist: rewind plant dead to alive
This thing wakes up faster than I do.
Anyone else watching this plant, thinking "go, go, go!"
That's the way I feel at the end of a working day when I drink a good beer!
there is a small possib this could be fake, as you could run it backwards with a little edit and bam, I hope it's not though.
How could he make the clock run backwards?
Le Codex, timer counting down?
okaykid this is a usual analog clock, not a timer for me, but I might be wrong ^^
Cor Unum plants can do this, and as you can see, the plant leaves are still green, which indicates it's still alive, how ever there are many other plants out there that can almost completely dry up and service for years without water using a technique, and once given or soaked in water, with start growing back
Hey, just want to verify the video is going the correct way, cause I miscalculated the height it would rise to, so the top of the plant is out of the frame in the end :(
As someone who's grown cucumbers and taken a biology course, this is not fake and plants really do, do this.
They have a specific tissue inside their stems and leaves that protects the vascular tissues as well as supporting the plant. When a plant is properly hydrated this tissue is full of water which keeps the plant upright and perky. When a plant needs water it uses up the water found in these stores and uses it up causing the plant to lose it's structural integrity and fall over/ droop.
Thank you :-).
Conspiracy theorist needs to grow more cucumbers..
I water mine daily, just alittle and they're growing stronger
Pepper plants are famous for this exact phenomenon. Within 30 seconds there's a huge difference. But the most dramatic is a resurrection flower!
Seeing the video, I realised importance of water for everyone whether flora or fauna.
Correct me if I'm wrong, that's a busy Lizzy and they hold a lot of water in there stems, most plants couldn't survive drought like that, unless their cactus or dessert plants. Thanks for the vid, 👍 i love anything timelapse with plants. ☺
Cheers! Buzy Lizzie yes.. well spotted. Making a cress lapse at the moment. Will be out in a few days, or a week...
It's like Jeff Goldbloom said in Jurassic Park..."life finds a way." 😊😊😊👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Chaos theory!
Heroes never die
-Mercy 2020
Plants consume the water on their bodies saving as much tissue as they can... they try to survive till the very end.
Wow imagine water giving life to a plant. Amazing!💞🌟
Im still waiting for my family to be resurrected, I dumped them into a swimming pool for better effects
Did it contain chloride?
Not sure if it works if it does..
You have to have music playing in the background. That’s the most important step.
Fingers crossed
My peace lily does this all the time. It's extremely wimpy and wilts from temperature changes or even slight dehydration. I've thought it was gone for sure so many times but some water and a few hours of rest perks it right back up so idk why people are saying this vid is fake just because plants can't be "revived" with water, because they most definitely can.
Yes! Thank you ;)
🌿: I'm just a mean green motha from outer space, FEED ME SEYMOUR!
Feeeeed mee!!!
Me and coffee in the morning :-)
Makes me tears...beautiful
Love the piano!
This is Me waking up in morning
harish arora what
he said *This is Me waking up in morning*
*Presses rebirth button*
IMA BRAND NEW
Perfect!
Who knows, maybe the video is about a plant dying, but in reverse.
Reversed video link in description or end of video. You decide what physics looks the best ;)
ColinPogi yup
KuyaColin Look at the clock smh
Water is beyond precious as no living thing can exist without it.
Who else feels that it is just a rewind video of the plant drying out of water? Otherwise the old leaves won't go back to normal like this.
Piyali Devroy yeah cause if it was ressurected more would just grow and these would fall
Piyali Devroy look at the clock
Baby Mai maybe they rigged the clock to trick people
sgt_ spinz no there is actually plants like this
Baby Mai oh
This plant is called Malobie and there extremely tricky. They are the possums of plants.
Possums!! Yes.
🤣😂😂👍
Mother nature at its finest..beautiful.
@John Wick we deserved it for doing such a damage to the world :D
Rain water is literal magic I swear 😭 it’s a beautiful reviving to watch 🪴💜
As a plant lover I just felt sorry this shoes they are living things and should be cared for if u can't care for a plant u shouldn't keep one.
Yeah, we have occational mishaps :/
At some point there were 200+ plants in the house but had to give most of them away cause it became hard to handle them all.
Stay hydrated 👌👍💪
I have an impatiens as well and it droops really intensely when I don't water it every other day, even though I live in a humid environment. 😂 I love the plant but it scares the shit out of me sometimes.
Haha! Getting high blood pressure?
@@peepsquiggler Yes 😂
This is not reversed at 1:35 the shoot on the left after scraping along the back wall spring upwards after it loses contact with the wall. This is because is had been bent when in contact with the wall by the force supplied by water moving up the stem. If it were in reverse the shoot would not change speed of movement after the point of contact with the wall.
Or, you could have just looked at the clock?
Plants have feelings too....plants have rights...hahahaha
Now keep it watered this time
and vegetarians might not eat plants if they realized how alive they are. Plants have feeling too, lol.
You shouldn't eat plants!
I'm so offended by that...
D J plants are not sentient beings. The video is an example of water deprevation of the vascular system of a plant. Add water and the plant becomes turgid again. It was not dead.
Plant Maven
And the comment was a joke-
D J what do you eat then???
D J Yeah there’s ZERO scientific evidence for plants being sentient. They react to certain stimuli like a computer. There’s no brain or central nervous system. They don’t scream when being killed either.
that cube escape music 😍
It's cruel to let plants go thirsty!
*haha two years late, good job recommended section*
And you all ain't getting that time back either ...
I hope this video isnt in reverse.
How did we know this video is taken inversely ?😂
Alson Lean I agree
The clock on the left
I'm teaching Joshua about water and plants. I think that the cells fill with water like a balloon so the plant stands up.
Guys, the plant was dehydrated and was dying. This is NOT FAKE!
I support this comment.. 😁
Eye Tea are you certain of that buddy? I mean it could just be a reversed time lapse.
John Burgess: I've tried it. The plant came back to life after giving it some fresh water.
I did not purposefully attempt to dry the poor plant to death; it was a burning hot day of summer. That's all 🙂
I think that's why the clock is there..
golgi apparatus
Sorry, I didn't see it running.
she is doing amazing!!
I had a plant that dried up over 3 weeks holiday, my heart dropped when i saw it, thank god it went back to normal with water 😢
three weeks is a long time... I wouldn't expext anything to survive that. 😮
Nice icon btw ;)
No, you can't have your wasted watching time back .... It is succulent, i only water it every two weeks, otherwise it turns purple from over watering... But those three weeks were the hottest days last summer 😢
Seeing the plant rise up again makes me happy :)
I made a video of my pot plants doing the same thing it's actually pretty cool thanks for the video!
If you want to speed it up put playback speed to 2x
Or watch the 4x video in 2x speed 👍👍
No, you can't have your wasted watching time back-that will be too fast but faster is better right?
Fast is always better, but hsrd to waste enough time then..
me when im given attention
Water is precious and Elixir of life
I used to have this plant... Named it "drama queen"
Haha, yes!
Also, I've seen a similar comment also going for drama queen ;)
Wtf ive never seen anything like this. What a beautiful find! This made me cry
if that clock wasn't there i was ready to bet that the video is a dying plant reversed.
Same
@Michael Rodriguez can you shut the fuck up? You commented on literally every comment. It's getting ridiculous dude. Give it up, yeah? Go do something productive with your day instead, I can give ideas if you really need help that badly.
You just played it reverse...What you are trying to prove is not possible even if it regrow again by watering old leaves would be dried and fell of and new leaves will come.
This plant is special and its different so its uhh.... REALLLLLLLLL!!!!!!
（╯°□°)╯︵(\ .o.)\
Only problem with this, you stress the plant out and the ppm/ec levels of salts build up in the soil or medium and concentrate (due to the soil getting so dry to wilt the plant) and your plant can burn all up as well. Give the plant a little bit of seaweed or b1 vitamin it will help make the plant bounce back faster and stress it less. Silica is also a good supplement to help with drought resistance.
Hey, thanks for the info and the advices!
1000+ comments before someone actually made spesific pointers to how improve on the problem. /like
Finally we're going somewhere ;)
I live by the sea, so how would you prepare the seaweed?
Rinse it for salt, then blend it to porridge?
Using silica for other plants, but this one had "shop setup".
I see salt settling on the top of the soil in other pots too.
@@peepsquiggler I never made fresh kelp or seaweed, but yes If I were to make it fresh I would soak and rinse it several times to leach out all the salts and blend it up or something. I have used maxi-crop, technaflora b1 (also derived from kelp), and general hydroponics bio weed with good results if you want a easier guarenteed product. What are you growing in for medium (potting soil)?
I'll give it a try ;)
Using regular potting soil with maybe 20% silica, mostly at the bottom.
Watering with aquarium water. works wonders.
Hydroponics also get aquarium water and IKEA nutrients in lack of anything better..
Vitamin b has nothing to do with it.
@@CitizenAyellowblue no, it wilted plain and simply because of lack of water. The vitamin b helps to take away stress in a scenario like this, after - where the plant becomes too dry and severely wilts. That is why after transplanting it is a good idea to give your plant b1 or kelp. The silica I mentioned helps with the drought resistance, plant cell wall strength, can protect against powdery mildew, and other problems - also can be used for a ph up adjuster.
Me coming back to life after drinking my matcha tea in the morning like
How'd I even get here.
probably ran out of cat videos?
But, remember, no retract on the watch time.
Same
Nice to see it alive
Water is life !!