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Leaves wilt, but the soil is wet
Farmer 2560 · 2026-04-19 · Waterlogging
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- Leaves wilt, but the soil is wet
- Vegetables wilt by day, recover a little at night, roots smell. Someone at home watered as if it were drought.
- Wilt by day, a little recovery at night, smelly roots — that is drowning, not drought. Another watering finishes them. Drain, let air in, wait for new white roots, then a light feed. Fertiliser on a wet root is a second injury.
Vegetables wilt by day, recover a little at night, roots smell. Someone at home watered as if it were drought.
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Li Zeyu
Wilt by day, a little recovery at night, smelly roots — that is drowning, not drought. Another watering finishes them. Drain, let air in, wait for new white roots, then a light feed. Fertiliser on a wet root is a second injury.