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Brionna

Hello guys so I move this avocado tree from my backyard to my front yard because it was going to mess up my bed in my garden. I take care of it. I water it. I put new fertilizer, but I’m wondering if the plant is salvageable or if the plant is done for because the leaves are drying out I need help trying to bring this plant to life because I’ve had this plant for four years. They don’t want to die. If anyone can give me any type of feedback on how to bring the plant back to life, that would be wonderful

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  1. Eucalyptus

    What general region is the plant in? Not asking for address or anything, but there is a possibility that the growing region is stressing the plant enough that moving it was the final straw.

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    • Brionna

      Northern California

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    • Brionna

      It was thriving and doing great before we moved it once we moved it this happened

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  2. Wolfen 🐺

    Remove all the dead leaves and id trim it back slightly. Since you already fertilized. Then just care normally. If it doesn't sprout by summer than it didn't make it.

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    • Brionna

      Thank you

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  3. Eucalyptus

    Most young avocado trees can’t tolerate any temp below 32 for an extended period of time. I wonder if it experienced significant frost damage in the winter.

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    • Eucalyptus

      *Farenheit

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    • Brionna

      But like I said before I remove the plant from where it was before there was no problem. It was growing perfectly fine. I think it got damaged when it got removed from the other area like, maybe we didn’t dig deep enough to far in its roots.

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  4. Brionna

    Because I’ve had this plant for five years

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  5. Eucalyptus

    Huh.

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  6. Eucalyptus

    Then I guess it’s up to a guess. Maybe like you said the roots weren’t all dug up or something. You would know best since you’re there with the tree.

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