- Burnt foliage may indicate underwatering or wrong plant selection for the location.
- Grey green patches that appear overnight on lawn areas indicate there is inadequate overlap in the irrigation system and these areas are underwatered in the heat of summer.
- Small potted plants in full sun struggling. Repot into larger pots so there is a larger volume of soil around the roots and they stay cool on extremely hot days.
- Wilted leaves that are still pliable will be a symptom of overwatering. Something many gardeners tend to do when it’s hot and they are caring for potted plants.
- Stretched plants indicate it’s too shady for them. Select another variety or move into a more well-lit position.
![If you are new to gardening and want an easy-care addition to your indoor space, try a few varieties of succulents indoors. 🪴🌵
Succulents add a get splash of colour to any interior and adapt well, as long as there’s enough light and plants are grown in a free-draining succulent mix.
Whether you want a small hens and chick plant (Sempervivum tectorum) or have a corner spot for a tall snake plant also called mother-in-law’s tongue (Dracaena trifasciata syn. Sansvieria trifasciata), check out our tips for caring for succulents indoors at: [Link in bio – Succulents Indoors]](https://www.seasol.com.au/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
