Why Is My Strawberry Plant Dying? Signs, Causes & Recovery Tips #3550416 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays a terracotta-colored plastic pot holding a visibly distressed strawberry plant, with most leaves desiccated, curled, and brown, though a few green remnants persist near the crown. Fine hairs on petioles and leaf edges suggest it’s indeed a Fragaria species, likely suffering from chronic dehydration, fungal infection, or root suffocation. The wooden floor background implies indoor or patio placement, where environmental stressors like low humidity or inconsistent watering may have accelerated decline.

Used in gardening troubleshooting articles, plant care guides, or horticultural blogs addressing common houseplant or container-grown fruit issues; matches user intent for diagnosing plant death and seeking remediation steps.