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Posted 2h ago by @LavishAjwain19

mint or sage is being sensitive and im worried

we're having work done at the house, and ive gotten home from marching band practice just two hours ago. I hadn't watered my babies in the morning

I come home and I see my Joe all curled up and hanging down, this HAS happened before but im worried yet again!!!
I gave it water and im leaving it outside, is that what im supposed to do?
3โ€ pot with drainage
Last watered 2 days ago
forgot to mention, she is still bright green and still smells minty---no sign of death exactly but last time she did this she came back all happy ๐Ÿ’”๐Ÿ˜ญ
Hi Charlotte, I can add, if I may, a few things. The pot doesnโ€™t look like it has enough soil in it. How is the drainage? You contest use what gardeners call the chopstick test. That is place a chopstick in the soil down to the bottom of the pot. Be careful not disturb the roots. Pull the chopstick out if there is dirt stuck to the stick thereโ€™s too much water in the soil. If you put your plant in a window place your arm next to the plant facing the window. Leave your arm there for about a minute if itโ€™s too much heat on your arm then thereโ€™s too much heat on your plant and youโ€™ll have to adjust its distance from window. Next I would suggest getting a Ph meter. You can buy them at any garden center. Find out, on the Internet, what the ideal pH level is for the soil your plant is in. Most plants take, whatโ€™s called, a neutral pH of about 5-6. There, of course, exceptions. ๏ฟผ10 is a high alkaline level and 1 is considered a high acidity level. I hope this helps. Good luck ๐Ÿ‘