Transplanting in bud causes bud drop. Needs rich, acidic, moist, well-drained soil. Feed composted manure spring, early/mid-summer. Weekly water, mulch. Full sun with afternoon shade in heat. Acid fertilizer (Miracid/azalea food) if soil alkaline.
Bud drop from transplant shock resolves with proper culture.
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