New Tibouchina in sunny location loses all flowers first week, now yellowing leaves despite moist soil.
Yellow leaves usually indicate underwatering. Container may be too small—root-bound plants can't absorb enough water. Empty saucer within 15 minutes. Grandiflora variety has opposite needs.
Repot to larger container if root-bound. Ensure thorough watering with drainage. Tibouchinas are finicky—water is usually key.
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