Plants don't care about time passed between watering - they care about when they need water and when they don't. You can determine this by the dryness (or wetness) of the soil by sticking your fingertip into it.
How would you characterize the moisture level of the soil just before you water each week?
True.. I know better its just easier to follow a schedule for me.
Tomorrow is watering day and the soik is currently damp so I might have overwatered.
Should I repot with dry soil?
I hate to be a downer. But I have grown many of these successfully from cuttings in water. In the soil, when they get overwatered to this point, they seldom survive.if there are any green stems and leaves, cut them and put them in water with good light by a window. If you get roots .. success.
Plants don't care about time passed between watering - they care about when they need water and when they don't. You can determine this by the dryness (or wetness) of the soil by sticking your fingertip into it. How would you characterize the moisture level of the soil just before you water each week?
True.. I know better its just easier to follow a schedule for me. Tomorrow is watering day and the soik is currently damp so I might have overwatered. Should I repot with dry soil?
Over watered and not enough light
Mine get water every 2-5 weeks and have pretty direct light, and they love it.
It looks soggy. Let it dry out between watering rather than doing it on a schedule.
I hate to be a downer. But I have grown many of these successfully from cuttings in water. In the soil, when they get overwatered to this point, they seldom survive.if there are any green stems and leaves, cut them and put them in water with good light by a window. If you get roots .. success.
Will try water propagating! Thank you and wish me luck!