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Yellowing Longan Tree leaves

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DouglasD starts with ...
Hi,

I'm currently residing in Victoria and bought a tree from Daley's a few weeks back. I have noticed that the leaves are actually starting to yellow for no apparent reason. Am I doing something wrong???

Please help. Thank you.
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17th November 2014 1:30pm
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Waterfall says...
Its just acclimatising to your climate which is very different to Kyogle. It will most likely grow new leaves after a while.
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denise1 says...
On rare occasion a plant is sent out from any nursery that hasnt been sufficiently hardened off after growing in the greenhouse. I am not saying that it is what is the matter with your plant but it could be. With plants that may be rare, expensive or in a hot season or climate, it is just as well to put all new plants you buy in a semishade corner that is not humid to acclimatise, for maybe a few weeks before planting. I usually put some frostcloth over new planted trees pegged on to some wire hoops or similar. It costs very little and works well.
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