health of a new tangerine tree.

I planted my tree 2 months ago. I live in vero beach florida. I fertilized the planting area as advised when I planted my tree. Its been watered pretty regularly but the leaves are light green with brown spots and curled. It just doesnt look healthy to me. Any advise?? I have pics if needed.

Thanks
Scott

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 06/22/2017 @ 7:54 pm

A stressed tree can drop leaves, but spots and curled leaves can indicate pests or disease.

Look for signs of pests; they can be very small.
Avoid water splashing unto the leaves; watering deeply and slowly with a small trickle of water at the drip line is preferred. Careful monitoring of moisture levels in the the first 3 months is recommended. Soil should dry slightly between waterings.
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