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TZ-OH6 · October 20, 2010

I would keep the soil evenly moist. I killed mine by not watering frequently enough. Even with big pots the low indoor humidity dries out the soil quickly, and the pruned roots must grow new roots into damp soil to support any new leaf sprouts.

October 20, 2010	#7
TZ-OH6 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Mid-Ohio Posts: 854	I would keep the soil evenly moist. I killed mine by not watering frequently enough. Even with big pots the low indoor humidity dries out the soil quickly, and the pruned roots must grow new roots into damp soil to support any new leaf sprouts.