Becky's eugenias dying despite trimming dead parts—more dried leaves appear. Florida location. Asks about fertilization frequency and type.
Steve suspects underlying root/soil stress rather than simple nutrient need. Recommended review:
Fertilizing stressed plants often worsens problems. Diagnosis before treatment—especially for root-zone issues—is critical.
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