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Sun-Scorched Kimberly Queen Ferns: Pruning and Relocation

Immediate Action

Cut off all scorched fronds at base.
Move to dappled shade with only morning sun.
Keep soil evenly damp (not wet).

Post-Split Decline

Division stress + sun exposure caused decline. Proper shade and moisture will restore vigor. Brown stubs at base can be removed for aesthetics.

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