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yato6

What happened to my lemon plant

6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago

It was growing fine until 2 days ago. The leaves were curled but not dry, I went on a 24 hr shift and upon returning today I see this.I don't know if it is dead or will it grow back, If anyone knows about this condition please help me out

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