Syzygium paniculatum (Eugenia) hedge, 6 months old, shows brown leaf centers progressing outward after psyllid control. New growth at tips and near damage.
Likely environmental (drought, heat, root issue) not infectious. Psyllids controlled, so not current pest damage.
New growth at tips = plant is alive and pushing forward. Stress was likely temporary.
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