Original post is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/avocado/s/zzf1mdZhaE
Thanks for all of the advice!
Tree has been watered well, replanted, and now has its own umbrella to give it part day shade. It is looking much better.
Bought this Hass from a nursery two weeks ago. I’m in SoCal and the temps have been in the 80s. Trying to water every few days as the top couple of inches of soil feels dry.
It is not looking happy. Any ideas?
More info - this will move to a larger container at some point. I have been hesitant because it has fruit that I would love to avoid killing - not sure if transplanting now would cause too much shock.
Thanks!
EDIT: Thanks everyone for the quick responses! Taking steps now, based of the advice, to get things back in the right direction.
The first watch was my grandfather’s and the second was my dad’s. Anyone have any info on these?
Thank you!
My avocado tree had been doing good. However, over the past few weeks, the leaves dropped from the top section and the trunk/branches at the top are turning black.
I am in SoCal and it is has been over 90 degrees regularly. I water every other day.
Any thoughts on what is going on or what I should do to help the tree?
Thanks!