Watering young rooted Plants | Overwatering and how to avoid it

When you root cuttings and place the young plants in a pot, sometimes they die, despite all your care. Roots need water, but they also need air so the cells can breathe. Overwatered young plants are more prone to root rot, mildew, mold and other problems and will dye very quickly. This video shows what you have to do to recognize watering needs in potted plants and avoid rotting the young roots from overwatering. A moisture meter and a scale can be used to determine need for watering, but the best option is to develop a feel about water needs from the weight of the pots. ________________________________ Music from Youtube Library Arp Bounce - Geographer