Leaf drop with only two top leaves suggests the plant was potted too early or roots are compromised. Cut back the stem by 1 inch to stimulate stronger growth. Once a crown of 4–6 leaves forms, transplant to a small container.
Avocados are tricky; papaya is a rewarding, fast tropical for classroom windowsills.
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Cactus Drought Stress Symptoms: Shrink, Yellow, Die Top-Down
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