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This is my third season for this plant but the first it has drooped after heavy rain. Will it eventually pop back up? (We’ve had days and days of heavy rain.) I’m so disappointed. I have a small urban backyard of all containers and each plant makes a difference. My pathetic attempt at staking hasn’t done much good.
Try shaking off the water loose before cutting off some of the blooms or stems. Somewhat normal with large blooms after they get wet.
In dry and hot scenarios, check to make sure that the soil is kept moist: in the daytime, the blooms may droop if the plant has moisture issues.
Hyed and myself just replied to a Vanilla Strawberry post and he showed before and after pictures of what his Vanilla Strawberry tree ended looking like after a heavy storm.
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