Plant health help

It looks OK for two weeks, not droopy or unhappy.

Now listen, I need to tell you a few things. You seem to be pretty new, this is probably even one of your first plants. Right?

Here is a very important lesson.

Back away from your plants and let them be. Do not love them to death. One of the biggest mistakes newbies make is always thinking there is something more you can do to help it grow faster. While this may be true in some ways, staring at the plant making minute observations on its appearance will only drive you crazy at best and may drive you to do something to your plant that hurts it, at worst.

You have a small plant in a sizable container. Water it (feed it) once thoroughly according to the soil you planted it in. And then let it be for a week or so or until the planter is dry and lightweight.

Good luck

Originally Posted by smokinrav

It looks OK for two weeks, not droopy or unhappy.

Now listen, I need to tell you a few things. You seem to be pretty new, this is probably even one of your first plants. Right?

Here is a very important lesson.

Back away from your plants and let them be. Do not love them to death. One of the biggest mistakes newbies make is always thinking there is something more you can do to help it grow faster. While this may be true in some ways, staring at the plant making minute observations on its appearance will only drive you crazy at best and may drive you to do something to your plant that hurts it, at worst.

You have a small plant in a sizable container. Water it (feed it) once thoroughly according to the soil you planted it in. And then let it be for a week or so or until the planter is dry and lightweight.

Good luck

Yep I'm new to growing and this is my first plant ever :0
Ha ha yea i try to let them be but it's just amazing seeing them grow lol. I will take your advice tho, thanks!
oh and do you think it's ok to feed it now? maybe 1/2 strength? Thanks again.

Tell me about the soil you're using. Have to know that before we can talk about feeding.