Texas sun is far too intense for a Schefflera that's been indoors. 60% leaf scorch is severe but not fatal if the stems are alive.
New growth will emerge from the pruned stems within weeks. It will be adapted to indoor light and look healthy. The 30-year-old plant has plenty of stored energy to bounce back.
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