Salamat Po! I wondered if a bear tomotosa that has dropped all it's leaves and left only with stems ...no burns on them will grow new leaves ? In my case the leaves shrunk and were chubby, but just dropped it's leaves (the plant was exposed to a High temperature morning sun) Thank you for the update and really appreciate all your efforts and time.
Hi there. Based on my experience with dropping leaves, they drop because there is a problem in the root system. Even if they are exposed to extreme heat like some of our summer days here, the leaves can get sun burnt, or really dry and crunchy but they do not drop the leaves. If you get a chance, try to check if all is okay with roots ( any rot?). If all good, then you just have to wait for new leaves to grow but lots of patience will be required as they are slow growers. Thanks.
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Salamat Po!
I wondered if a bear tomotosa that has dropped all it's leaves and left only with stems ...no burns on them will grow new leaves ?
In my case the leaves shrunk and were chubby, but just dropped it's leaves
(the plant was exposed to a High temperature morning sun)
Thank you for the update and really appreciate all your efforts and time.
Hi there. Based on my experience with dropping leaves, they drop because there is a problem in the root system. Even if they are exposed to extreme heat like some of our summer days here, the leaves can get sun burnt, or really dry and crunchy but they do not drop the leaves. If you get a chance, try to check if all is okay with roots ( any rot?).
If all good, then you just have to wait for new leaves to grow but lots of patience will be required as they are slow growers. Thanks.
Sure, I will follow your advice for sure and thank you ever so much for wonderful advice.
I hope you have a wonderful time gardening.