Black, scorched leaves = sunburn + heat stress. Outdoor sun is many times more intense than indoor light. Plants cannot adapt suddenly.
Could be over/underwatering or hard water. Correct watering: surface dry → water thoroughly. Filtered water helps.
With healthy roots, new growth will be normal. Patience: it takes weeks.
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