A mass cane (Dracaena fragrans) was repotted and placed on a patio with afternoon sun in 105°F Texas heat. Leaves darkened and drooped. Is the plant heat-sensitive?
Nick grows mass canes in full Florida sun (high 90s°F) with no issues. The drooping is transplant shock + sudden exposure, not heat intolerance.
The plant will recover and thrive with minimal care once acclimated. Darkened leaves may drop, but new growth will be adapted to the conditions.
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