Applying hose-end liquid fertilizer (Miracle-Gro for acid-lovers) in 90°F heat killed foliage and flowers on hydrangea and rhododendron. Liquid fertilizers above 80°F cause rapid salt uptake and tissue burn.
Roots likely survive if soil wasn't saturated with fertilizer salts. Patience and consistent moisture are now your best tools.
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