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Alayna Cason

So this is my Flamingo Lily. It’s usually in the living room but I thought it didn’t get enough light. And one day I put it outside to get some sun and I saw loads of progress. Well, I put it outside again and it ended up burning the leaves. (Picture on the right) And ever since I put it back inside after a good three days it turned even more worse. (Picture on the left) I’m not sure if I should be shading it more or if I do still need to put it outside but just for a few hours. Or if this is something totally different. Just some opinions would help.

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  1. KJM

    The sudden extended sunlight would definitely cause a problem. It would need to be slowly introduced. Most houseplants cannot tolerate a lot of direct sunlight.Also if there were a lot of temperature fluctuations that could have caused problems. The leaves that are damaged will not recover you could cut the most damaged ones off. If there's any green on any of them leave them so they will feed the plant while it recovers. In theory it will put up some fresh foliage if given the right care.

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    • Alayna Cason

      Okay, thanks so much!

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  2. Wolfen 🐺

    Definitely put it in a more shaded spot to stop the scorching. Scorching can take a few days to fully show too, which is why I think you saw it deteriorate further

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    • Alayna Cason

      Thanks!

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