Environment Weather shock
Sudden damage after the weather
Sudden damage after extreme weather such as frost, heatwave or wind.
Also called: frostheatwavewind damageweather damage
Severity
Keep an eye on it
Deal with it this week, before it spreads.
Parts affected
- Leaves
- Stems
- Flowers
- Fruit
- Roots
- Soil
Family
Environment
Cold, heat, dry air, shock after repotting: what comes from around it.
Understand
What is happening inside the plant
Weather shock is the plant's physical response to extreme, sudden weather conditions.
Full diagnosis
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Keep an eye on it Cold-blackened leaves
Leaves blacken or drop on the side facing a window or a door.
Causes and fixes
Keep an eye on it Limp leaves in high heat
The plant flops in the hottest hours and picks up again in the evening.
Causes and fixes
Minor Brown, dry tips
Leaf tips and edges brown and dry.
Causes and fixes