Leaves that turn dark, shriveled, and smell off after intense sun exposure are sunburned—they won't recover. Remove them promptly to prevent rot. The unaffected side of the plant will generate new growth.
Extra water won't fix sunburn. Only water when the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry. Use distilled or rainwater to avoid fluoride/chlorine damage. Ensure the pot drains freely and never sits in a water-filled saucer.
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