wait and hope! chronic overwatering can cause stunted root growth and rot as well as other problems but those plants don't look too bad other than the wilting. she's a strong plant and can stand up alot of abuse that you might think would kill a plant. i have been suprised a few times when a plant that looks pretty bad comes back and ends up the best looking plant in the closet. try to let the soil dry out a few days between watering. a good thing to do is to lift the pot after watering to feel the weight then just pic it up every day and when it starts to feel really light then it's time to water again. plants can even wilt a little before you water and it doesn't seem to cause any problems, they just perk right up after they get a drink. good luck
justaseed Reviewed by justaseed on . sudden wilting I dont know what is wrong with my white widow plants. They are almost 2 months old. I'm growing them with a 400W MH and using a 15-30-15 fert. I checked the PH, irrigated the soil in case of salt build up. But the lower leaves are still yellow and dyeing and now it is starting to wilt. The last one started to wilt and totally died in a coupple days and I dont know what to do. Here are some pictures. Rating: 5