Judy's azalea, unwatered all weekend in a lit office, wilted and dropped leaves. But the soil was wet—florist pre-soak—and artificial light is no substitute for real sun.
Azaleas are surprisingly tough. The wet soil from delivery likely saved it from total desiccation. With real light and proper cycling, it will rebound and bloom again next year.
After flowers fade, follow the seasonal schedule: repot, summer outdoors, winter cool dormancy. Contact for detailed year-round plan.
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