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How can you tell if you are overwatering? Check for these tell-tale signs.

  • Roots are stunted or rotting. When the soil is soaked, roots can’t get enough oxygen and start to die.
  • Plant is wilting. It cannot absorb moisture with dying roots. When you see this symptom, check how wet the soil is to know if the plant has too much or not enough water.
  • Plant stopped growing, because it can’t get moisture or nutrients from the soil.
  • Yellow leaves grow on the plant. This process starts from the bottom of the plant.
  • Gray mold appears on the plant. Fungi love to grow where there is moisture. Fungus is likely attacking the overwatered plant.
  • Soil is greenish in color. Algae are growing on the surface of the soil. They are harmless, but indicate over watering.
  • Stem is soft and mushy – that means it has started to rot.
  • Soggy soil

signs you're overwatering your plant

How can you save those plants?

Whether your plant is overwatered or underwatered Penterra can help your plants become joyous and healthy again!

Penterra Benefits:

  • Reduces chances of overwatering – By decreasing the surface tension between soil and water allowing the plant to absorb water more efficiently
  • Promotes and maintains growth and health – Improves the growth and activity of microorganisms necessary for a healthy soil environment
  • Promotes a strong root foundation for your plants nutrients By allowing water and oxygen to reach plant roots
  • Loosens hard clay soil, compacted soil, and aggregates sandy soils, Which reduces plant stress and promotes healthy growth
  • Extremely fast, economical, and environmentally friendly

 

Wetting Agent for overwatered and underwatered plants

Don’t Lose Your Plants!

Bring back joy, beauty, and health into your plants life with Penterra!


 

Looking to promote and maintain healthy growth for larger areas like: gardens, golf courses, and landscapes? Be sure to check out www.Agriox.com a revolutionary conditioning product for soils and soil moisture. That provides critical life-sustaining oxygen to microorganisms to get oxygen into the soil when dealing with various causes of anaerobic conditions.