Urine contains high salts (urea, sodium) that desiccate foliage and kill cambium. On a week-old transplant with limited roots, even one episode can cause brown patches or death.
Water deeply to flush salts. Do not fertilize. Monitor for new growth. If the cambium is killed on one side, that sector of the canopy may die back.
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