4 inches daily → waterlogged clay → root rot. Switch to 1 inch every 3rd day (pan method). Mulch 3 inches.
Summer planting + heat = transplant shock. Brown leaves = shedding to balance root capacity. Continue corrected watering; new growth will appear when roots recover.
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