My chilli plants have been in a conservatory (basically a green house in the summer), today I forgot to leave the windows open to prevent the room from becoming an oven and I came home to some very wilted plants. I've given them a good water, can they bounce back from this?

by smokey_smokalot

21 Comments

  1. vanburen_dolphin

    Yeah, just water them, they don’t look dead dead.

  2. Yes, they should recover. Water and they should bounce right back overnight

  3. Totalidiotfuq

    water and move out of direct sun immediately

  4. howitwillbe

    🙁 🙁 – please post a photo after they’re better. Should be okay with water but, sad.

  5. Silver_Winter_9833

    Peppers do droop sometimes when it is very hot. Make sure to water them

  6. FatStatue

    They’ll be fine as long as you water them peppers are very dramatic plants

  7. Water out of sun there is chance even if there is some die off of the leaves I bet the conserved enough moister to keep a tip growing. Send another pic in the next couple days. Never give up

  8. Academic_Shoulder959

    I’d be inclined to take the pots off the saucers, lay some capillary matting in that gravel tray and keep the matting moist to help avoid something like this in future. But as everyone else has said, they may well recover. Give them a soak and take them out of direct sunlight for a day or so.

  9. Main-Touch9617

    They are gonna be soooooooooooooooo mad, once they gain consciousness again.

  10. They’re gonna make it. In 24 hours you won’t recognize them as of today

  11. TheRemedyKitchen

    Water them. Chili plants are notoriously dramatic

  12. UnderwateredFish

    you could lose some leaves, they won’t take up water and will dry off. The plants should be fine.

  13. fishlore123

    They are going to surprise the hell out of you by tomorrow, peppers are such drama queens

  14. Chilli plants are famous for being dramatic just give them water and they’ll be good as new

  15. Exile4444

    They like the heat, but really really really really need moist soil to prevent this

  16. huascarra

    Had the same thing today, gave them some water, shade, and ventilation all good again. And singing for them, of course.

  17. Whyamiheregross

    Water them well and put them somewhere shady and in a comfortable temp until they perk up.

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