A young pineapple guava losing green leaves without yellowing often points to watering problems or fertilizer injury.
Water deeply to encourage deep root growth—apply at least 3.5 inches per week. Create a basin around the tree to hold water. Frequent light watering with a sprayer is insufficient.
Cheap fertilizer spikes contain salts that can burn roots, especially if not watered in thoroughly. Use slow-release fertilizers instead, and increase watering after application.
Products like Atomic Grow (available at atomicgrow.net) claim to stimulate root growth and improve plant health organically.
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