What's up epic gardeners? Welcome back to your digital garden over here at epic gardening.com. My name's Kevin.

We are going to talk about one of the most common problems that people run into when they're starting gardening.

It's something that I've done plenty of times and especially as I get into houseplants,

which is not something I've grown before.

I run into this more often than I want to admit. Let's be honest here.

Just put all my cards on the table. This is overwatering. How do we know when we're

overwatering our plants and we're not dealing with some other problem, maybe lack of light, maybe a disease, maybe a pest.

So today we'll look at five different signs of overwatering and what they might signal for your plant.

So let's get right into it.

First of all, number one, is your plant wet and wilting?

This is a very obvious tip.

If your plant is green, well watered, and still struggling,

you might have overwatered it. The most common problem is this guys if your plant is looking healthy, but it's just very droopy

The most likely cause is that you watered it too much and another reason might be that you're using soil that

retains too much water, so although you didn't necessarily water it too much, the

soil is holding too much water and is causing the same symptom.

So that's another reason why your plant might be wet and wilting.

Number two, are the leaves turning brown and wilting. So number one was just a

wilting plant. Number two is if the leaves are turning brown and

wilting. This is where it gets a little harder to say oh yeah it's

overwatering. A lot of people might think this is a

nutrient burn issue or the plant is getting too much sun and it's drying out, but there are some

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