To cure plants burned by the sun, follow these steps:

  1. Move to Shade: Immediately relocate the plant to a shaded or partially shaded area to protect it from further sunlight exposure. If your balcony receives intense sunlight, consider using temporary covers to provide shade until the plant recovers.
  2. Remove Damaged Leaves: Trim off all the damaged leaves using scissors, ensuring to cut them cleanly to avoid tearing. Removing the dry, burnt leaves will stimulate new growth and allow the plant to regenerate.
  3. Water Moderately: Provide water to the plant in moderation, avoiding excess watering which could lead to root rot. Maintain soil moisture by applying mulch, such as dry leaves or straw, to reduce evaporation.
  4. Nutrition with Fertilizer: Apply a slow-release balanced fertilizer to provide essential nutrients for the plant’s recovery. This will support healthy growth and help the plant regain its strength.
  5. Be Patient: Recovery may take weeks or even months, depending on the extent of sun damage. Be patient and continue to provide care and attention to the plant as it gradually regains its optimal health.

By following these steps and providing proper care, sunburned plants can recover and thrive once again. Remember to monitor the plant’s progress and adjust care as needed to support its recovery process.