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Hi there. I planted thyme and marjoram a couple of weeks ago. There were 2 pots of each. I just noticed that last Sunday, thyme#1 wilted just after a week of sowing, while #2 is still thriving. Same with Marjoram, #2 is still ok. That was last Wednesday. I checked them both today and Thyme #2 and Marjoram #2 both are wilting, like their stems are resting on the border of the pots.
I water them every 3 days since I live in Manila where temperatures are about 34 to 36 celsius. From what Ive read, thyme is drought resistant. On the other hand, I dont know how marjoram really works.
I also sown them closely to each other though. Could this be the problem? I also noticed the leaves of thyme are rotting. is this a sign of over watering?
Thank you!
I water them every 3 days since I live in Manila where temperatures are about 34 to 36 celsius. From what Ive read, thyme is drought resistant. On the other hand, I dont know how marjoram really works.
I also sown them closely to each other though. Could this be the problem? I also noticed the leaves of thyme are rotting. is this a sign of over watering?
Thank you!