Wind Burn

Continuous high-velocity airflow on a small group of leaves causes deformation - typically cupping or clawing with crispy, leathery edges and sometimes a clenched-claw look. Indirect air movement under the canopy is essential, but a fan pointed straight at a fixed spot stresses tissue and accelerates moisture loss.

What usually causes it

• Fan pointed directly at the same leaves at close range
• High-velocity AC, intake or extraction outlet hitting the canopy
• Combined with low humidity, the effect is much worse

Related product categories

• Climate & Ventilation

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