Flowering plum bloomed normally in April. Now: few leaves, green/limp (not purple), bark fine. Other two plums great.
Nearly normal. Leaves emerge after bloom fades. Summer approaches → leaves change from glossy green to deep burgundy. Dislike wet soil: if wet, leaves wilt like drought.
Flowering plum's seasonal color change and water sensitivity explain symptoms. The "green limp" phase is transitional, not pathological. Soil moisture verification is the actionable step.
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