Anthocyanin (red) production depends on sugar accumulation. Spring: long days + cool nights = high sugar = red. Summer: shorter days + hot nights = sugar consumed > produced = green. Cultivar genetics and sun exposure modulate the effect.
Full sun, no added fertilizer (compost only). The sister tree may have different root conditions or microclimate. You cannot "remove" soil nitrogen quickly. Enjoy the seasonal show.
Water 1 inch/week (leaches nitrate). Stop compost. Time will dilute it.
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