Potted dwarf peach (likely 'Bonfire' or similar ornamental) with drooping leaves: check soil moisture 2 inches deep. Water only when dry at that depth. Overwatering (soggy soil, water in saucer) suffocates roots—drooping looks identical to underwatering.
Best care: full sun (6+ hours), well-drained potting mix (add perlite), pot with drainage holes. Fertilize monthly with balanced formula April-August. Winter: protect pot from freezing (insulate or move to garage). Prune after bloom to shape.
Drooping in sun that recovers by morning = heat stress, not water need. Drooping all day = check soil.
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