the media looks pretty dry.. did you work water into it.. before you potted??? .. take a tablespoon or trowel.. and see if there is moisture down inside the pot ...

NEVER put a newly potted plant in sun ... keep it in full bright shade far a week or so.. to harden it off and to get the roots working.. before you start moving it .. slowly.. into full sun ... i would guess.. you dont kow where the plant came from .. whether the grower grew them in sun.. or a shade house .. so you have to temper them off to the brightness ...

if you get the roots working.. look at the new growth .. and if that is looking good.. ignore the ugly leaves...

even a damaged leaf can turn sunshine into energy ... so do not remove them.. until you grow new leaves to replace the ugly ones you can cut off ..

so go drag that pot out of the sun right now.. dont even turn off the gizmo .. just drop it and run out there .. lol ...

welcome to the forums.. i like your bun .. lol

ken

They look baked to me... just too hot and dry.

Will pull these babies out of the sun! I've been watering them as needed, it just seems the evening (east) sun is cooking" it!

We've had a bit of rain here and there since May when I received and potted them, and they have done well up until these past few weeks when temps start hitting in the 90's.

Are you sure you're giving them enough water? Potted plants tend to need a lot of water, especially with such hot temperatures. When I water potted plants, I use a very weak solution of plant food -- and use it almost every time I water.

Wrap aluminum foil around pot to reflect sun light. Roots are cooking, more water