Azaleas need consistently moist (not soggy) soil. Never let it dry out completely or sit in standing water. Empty the saucer 1 hour after watering. They hate both swamps and deserts.
Bright indirect light. North or east window is ideal. No direct south/west sun.
Prune only after flowering finishes and new growth appears. Use sharp scissors. Pruning is optional unless you want to keep the plant small.
Even moisture, cool temperatures, and acidic soil are the pillars of azalea health. Your plant can recover if you correct the watering and light now.
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