GURU GARDENERS — PLANT DOCTOR
Check for sun scorch

What this suggests
Bleached or brown patches on exposed leaves, especially after a move, fit a sudden increase in light.

Confirm the clues
• Compare the sun-facing side with sheltered leaves.
• Check whether damage began after moving the plant or removing shade.

What to do now
1. Return a recently moved plant to suitable filtered light.
2. Increase sun exposure gradually according to the species. Keep healthy leaf tissue.

Hold off on
Do not expect scorched patches to turn green or move a shade plant straight into full sun.

What to watch for
Watch new leaves over the next one to two weeks. Continuing damage in suitable light suggests another cause.

Read more
https://gurugardeners.com/guides/houseplant-yellow-leaves
Minnesota Extension · Moving plants outdoors: https://extension.umn.edu/about/our-stories/news/moving-houseplants-outdoors

A guided check, not a confirmed diagnosis. Seek plant-specific help if symptoms worsen.
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