Bleached, sunburned coleus leaves won't recover — pinch off the worst damage or cut stems back up to 5 inches. The plant will regrow with rich color in shade. Move it outdoors only when nights stay above 50°F. Morning sun is ideal; afternoon sun scorches the foliage.
If the plant was in a small pot, repot into a larger container with fresh soil to buffer moisture and reduce drying stress. Coleus bounces back quickly from pruning and thrives in part shade with consistent moisture.
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