Mature datura losing leaves above healthy lower growth suggests soil/root issues, pests, or stem rot. Identify the species (wild datura vs. potted brugmansia). Check stems and leaves for pests. Consider soil drainage and fertilization history. More details needed for precise diagnosis.
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