Can I save my wild cabbage? I’ve had it indoors for the l...
9ft to light, direct
12” pot with drainage
Last watered 1 year ago
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It looks like your wild cabbage is struggling, but you can definitely try to save it! The crispy, damaged leaves suggest past sunburn or inconsistent watering. Here’s what you can do:
Trim the dead parts – Cut off the worst of the crispy leaves to help the plant focus on new growth.
Check watering – Keep the soil slightly moist but not soggy. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry.
Improve humidity – If your indoor air is dry, try misting the plant occasionally or placing a water tray nearby.
Give it light – Cabbage needs plenty of bright light, but not harsh direct sun. A sunny window or grow light would help.
Feed it – A balanced liquid fertilizer every few weeks can encourage healthier growth.
If the roots are still strong, your cabbage should bounce back with time!
Trim the dead parts – Cut off the worst of the crispy leaves to help the plant focus on new growth.
Check watering – Keep the soil slightly moist but not soggy. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry.
Improve humidity – If your indoor air is dry, try misting the plant occasionally or placing a water tray nearby.
Give it light – Cabbage needs plenty of bright light, but not harsh direct sun. A sunny window or grow light would help.
Feed it – A balanced liquid fertilizer every few weeks can encourage healthier growth.
If the roots are still strong, your cabbage should bounce back with time!
