Severe wilt

Yes I agree with the previous answer that sun is what’s needed. I’ve had this happen a lot where I live. One kind of extreme thing to get them a head start on drying is the use of a leaf blower. You can do damage if over zealous but start with a low fan speed and stay 5 to 10 feet back from the plant and increase the air volume to just blow off bulk water and flutter the foliage…

Don't worry about her You've had an overwatering episode and the plants look like this As soon as the sun comes out, they'll be happy again! You can shake the leaves and branches if you see they have water on them What to do in the future to avoid this? The only solution is to build a roof so that water doesn't fall directly on them. I recommend doing it with a polycarbonate sheet because plastic sheets can collapse under the weight of water (if it rains a lot and isn't very tight and sloped) If you engineer 4 tall canes or PVC pipes stuck in the ground, you can make the polycarbonate roof removable as needed Good luck and ask whatever you need!

They'll be fine as soon as the sun comes out, if you want shake them off a bit but they'll bounce back for sure, ive seen mine in way worse shape after torrential rains and they bounced back...

Genetics

Hey. So, I see it bounced back in wk 2. A fan im not to sure about. As outside air movement alone is all that's needed. You could set up tarp for the really heavy downpores. Its just them resting with the weight and no light. They go into quick sleep mode in a way, with their stomata pores closed Doesn't have to be directly above your plant. Something with 2 poles and thick fabric/bag 1-2 m2 and push them into the ground so you can feel the wind catch against it before a downpour and set up as needed. Good luck

Shake the raindrops off, or set up a fan to give them some wind