Daily leaf drop in a 34-year-old magnolia is normal. Unlike deciduous trees that shed all leaves at once, magnolias are evergreen but continuously replace old leaves. Fertilizer won't stop this; it only produces more leaves to drop. Rake regularly or use a mulching mower.
Accept this as a species characteristic. Ensure adequate water during dry periods to minimize stress-induced excess drop. No treatment needed.
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