A gardener received a braided-trunk pink azalea for Valentine's Day, left on windowsill with shades down one day; all leaves and flowers dried up. Removed dead material, kept watering and light, but no new growth.
Tom said it's a florist-grade plant, not bred to survive as a houseplant. They're fussy: constant water, limited sun, regular feeding, good drainage. If no response after a week of care, discard.
Florist azaleas are temporary gifts, not durable houseplants.
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