So I've been noticing something kinda strange in my garden lately. Plants that used to thrive are looking droopy and sad, even though I'm watering them just the same. Wondering if maybe the soil changed somehow...anyone had this sorta thing happen before?
"Plants that used to thrive are looking droopy and sad, even though I'm watering them just the same."
This reminds me of something similar that happened in my backyard a couple years ago. Everything was going great, tomatoes were booming, herbs were lush...then suddenly, everything just started looking tired and wilted. I scratched my head for weeks trying to figure it out, until one day I noticed the neighbor's tree had grown enough to cast shade over half my garden. Turns out plants don't appreciate unexpected shade as much as architects do, haha.
But seriously, have you checked if anything around your garden has changed lately? New fences, trees growing taller, or maybe even construction nearby? Sometimes even subtle shifts in sunlight or drainage can make a big difference. Soil could be an issue too—maybe grab one of those cheap soil testing kits from the hardware store just to rule that out. Gardens can be finicky little ecosystems sometimes...
