Five months ago, one of 20 ficus trees began dropping leaves and turning brittle; two more followed, not adjacent. Whitefly was controlled; not the cause.
Difficult to diagnose remotely. Contact county Extension agricultural office for a free on-site visit. They can identify root/stem issues, soil problems, or pathogens.
Provide state and county for help locating the nearest Extension office.
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