What is happening with my lavender
My English lavender plant is getting dried up. I have been giving it extra water but it hasn't improved much. I repotted it about a month or more ago. Any suggestions?

0ft to light, direct

7β pot with drainage

Last watered 3 days ago

@Victoriamerr An English lavender plant might be drying up due to several reasons, most commonly because of overwatering, poor drainage, inadequate sunlight, extreme temperatures, or pest infestations; essentially, the plant is either getting too much water, not enough light, or is facing environmental stress that is causing it to wilt and dry out. Do you check the soil before watering? Before watering English lavender, the soil should be well-draining and have a pH between 6.5 and 7.5. The soil should also be relatively dry and sandy, similar to the plant's native Mediterranean region. Additionally Add sand, gravel, or perlite: These materials improve drainage and create space for the roots to breathe.
Amend heavy clay soil: Add compost to improve drainage, but avoid making the soil too rich.
Test the soil's pH: English lavender is sensitive to pH, so make sure it's above 6. Happy Growing!
Amend heavy clay soil: Add compost to improve drainage, but avoid making the soil too rich.
Test the soil's pH: English lavender is sensitive to pH, so make sure it's above 6. Happy Growing!
@Elk it definitely is at least slightly diffrent because before I repotted it it was from what they potted it in when I got it so idk what they used
@Ms.Persnickety Thank you!
@Elk I use succulent soil I did some research before I used it and it should be fine for them.
@Victoriamerr WOW, and thank you for recognizing my efforts with the βbest β answer. You truly made my day!