Healthy plants can tolerate short-term drought, but if the drought has lasted for an extended period, reviving drought-stressed plants may be impossible. Still, you may be able to revive dried-out plants if they aren’t too far gone or if the roots haven’t been affected. Plants stressed from drought generally show damage in older leaves first, then moving on to younger leaves as drought continues. Plants stressed from drought should be fertilized carefully. Watch for pests and diseases that may attack plants stressed from drought. Pruning may help, but a badly infested plant should be discarded to prevent spread.

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Source: Gardening Know How