20 newly planted multi-trunk crape myrtles (4-5 ft) show yellowing leaves in heat. Owner asks cause.
Yellowing = insufficient water. New transplants need daily watering for weeks, then every 2-3 days. Large trees (>8 ft) need minutes per tree to soak root ball.
Water deeply daily for 2-3 weeks, then taper. Monitor for greening. They will recover.
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