How to Keep Plants Alive Understanding Watering 

What confuses you about watering? Are you overwatering? Under watering? What seems most complicated to you?

This series is awesome !!! Great job !

Great video!

Loving the how to keep plants alive series. Thank you so much and looking forward to more videos !

SO useful! loving this series, I am definitely considering getting my own plants with this info bc it was something that really intimated me.

Ohh i definitely need this video. Watching now - thanks Rosetta!!

This is really good to know!

Watering can be so tricky! This was so helpful. I learned so much. I’m saving this to watch again. So much good info for my brain!! (And my plants)

Love these videos! Really great info my plant watering schedule seems to vary so much especially in Winter. Thanks for the great video!

I've never hit subscribe so quickly! I'd love to keep all my indoor (and outdoor garden) plants sorted!

I have lots of plants in the house too! Thank you for this watering tips I'm sending to my husband that likes to over water my plants for some reason.

I have the worse green thumb. Your video really helped me to understand what I'm doing wrong. Thank you!

In general I never quite know how much so this was SO helpful :)

I think I've been overwatering so I really appreciate this video. Thank you for sharing!

Rosetta, I have a brown and Lazy Thumb-- Looking Forward to your future videos !!! That is a lot of plants !

I really needed this video! I am so bad at keeping my plants alive!

I do not have a green thumb 😂😂😂This video was so timely because I have been wanting to introduce more greenery in our house!

I feel like you made this video for ME! Thank you for these wonderful tips. I'm pretty sure some of my water isn't making it to the bottom of the soil. QUESTION: What do you do if you potted the plant in a pot without a drain. WHOOPS! Re-pot? Love these videos. Keep em coming!

This is the video for me! I will adjust my routine! Why is my money tree leaves are sticky and brown?

Hi Rosetta! This video was super helpful! I think I was watering my plants with too intense of a stream of water and the soil was going out of the pot and down the drain! Uh oh. Now I'll try a more relaxed stream and try to make a target pattern with the water so all of the soil gets watered. I do have a couple questions regarding watering. To start, is there a set time that the water should drain before it's fully watered, or can I stop the watering once the water comes out the bottom of the pot? Also for plants that have a tendency to get root rot, should I put the plants in a shallow pot so the soil doesn't hold on to as much water? I tend to put all of my plants into pretty big pots, and after watching your video, I'm wondering if that's not so good! Thank you!

Normally the plant tell you when thay need watering, as in the leaves ,I have overwatered before and got root rot beacause I brought poting mix that was to hot and burned the roots causeing the plants not being able to take up water ,I fixed by buying a type of enzyme that cleans up your roots that are roting

Definitely need this tip! I kill everything green... even succulents!

Our friends little boy comes over often, and he is so cute but has this weird problem. He will all of a sudden say "Outside, Outside" and then he runs over to the corner jungle in our living room and pees in it. Does this count as watering? Our plants looked "pissed off" even though they are really "pissed on"

Hello Rosetta, thanks for the interesting information in all of your videos. I just recently found your channel and I like it very much. The pots I have repotted with general potting soil and adding some coco coir, some bark, some worm castings and perlite stay moist for too long. When you say ,put your finger in the soil up to two "nuckles" and it is dry, water your plant is for me a big question... First if I use my watermeter it will say WET for weeks, and second if it is dry down to two inches should I water it so that the water will run out from the bottom?? Because if the meter "says" it is still wet it will become even more wet ?? Or what am I doing wrong ? The plants that are still in the original nursery pot and soil usually get dry after 7 or 10 days or so and I will give water until the water runs out from the bottom and they are doing fine. So I think it is a soil problem?? Greetings from Belgium and keep the videos coming, I like them VERY much !!