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weenerdogg

Wind blown plants

9 years ago

We had a bit of a wind storm last week here in the d/fw (my part anyway). A few of my (new, of course) plants took some wind damage. They are now all droopy. Not like when they need water but more rubbery. I assume this is from the wind since that is when they started looking like that. Is there anything I can do to nurse them back to health or is it a loss? I have a one gallon hibiscus and a few smaller mealy sages. Any help would be appreciated.

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