Why Are My Indian Hawthorns Leaves Turning Orange And Falling Off

The plants are well established but are getting then due to the leaves turning orange and falling off.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 05/24/2021 @ 12:05 pm

Check the pH and nutrient level of the soil. It could be a phosphorus deficiency, or soil that is too acidic.

Normally, the new growth will come out bright red, but it should not be sporadic like in that picture.

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