Newly transplanted crepe myrtles in Maryland drooped, curled leaves, lost flowers after daily watering (15 min AM + 10 min sprinkler PM). Expert says crepe myrtles love water but not constant saturation. In Florida, 3x/week for a month; in Maryland soil, less. Water beyond root ball to encourage root expansion. Use Super Thrive or Atomic Grow to stimulate roots. Leaf drop is normal after root loss; water 3x/week for a month, then taper. For a mimosa with roots near cables, try trench-layering: cut root on one side, wait 2 weeks, then sever and transplant.
Root stimulants ease transition.
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