I have a caerulea that's not doing too well. We've been having hot days in the mid to upper 90s, and I left it in that searing Texas sun too long. I've been giving it some shade for a couple of days now, but it seems to be going down hill. Being a novice, I'm not sure how to bring this plant back to life.
I was thinking that if I prune it some, the roots would have less plant to support, and that might help to revive it. Is that a good plan, or will that simply lead to a speedy end?
-Jon
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