Help! I moved to Louisiana and put my hoya outside and the leaves are browning and dieing. This is happening pretty rapidly, over 2 or 3 days for the browning. My picture sucks but it is pretty widespread on the plant
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It might love the outside sun, but it just needs to get used to it slowly. Bring it inside, and if it goes back to being healthy, you can let it slowly adapt to the outdoors by putting it outside in the shade for a few hours each day for a week, then the whole day for a week, then move it into partial sun and leave it outside 24/7 and see what happens.
Ooh ok good advice! It has been unseasonably hot here and I shoved it into direct sunlight.