A plant experiencing water shortage
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Wilting leaves – The plant droops because it cannot maintain water pressure in its cells.Dry or crispy leaf edges – Leaf tips and edges turn brown or dry out.Yellowing leaves – Especially the lower, older leaves; the plant sacrifices them to conserve water.Slow or stunted growth – Lack of water means nutrients can't be transported properly.Soil pulling away from the pot – In potted plants, dry soil shrinks and pulls away from the edges.Leaf drop – Some plants shed leaves to reduce water loss through transpiration.Dull or faded color – Leaves may lose their healthy green appearance.
