Why are the chives in my herb garden turning yellow at the tips?

I planted the garden 2 weeks ago in a container on my deck. All the other herbs (thyme, rosemary, basil, oregano, etc.) seem to be doing great. The container is well drained and I water daily. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Why are the chives in my herb garden turning yellow at the tips?
This should help solve your problem---



Chives with yellow and brown tips are a sign of poor soil. Unlike the other herbs you have planted, chives prefer a rich moist soil.



When cutting chives, cut them close to the soil line as possible. Regrowth usually results in fewer yellow leaves and more chives.
Reply:Yellow leaves almost always means too much water. I'd let the soil dry out a little more between waterings. Cut down to every other day, and I think you'll see better results. Even with a pot that drains well, the soil can hold lots of water if it's "heavy" soil, and that can drown the roots.
Reply:Maybe they are being overwatered. Just a thought!
Reply:Too much water.