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Avocado Sapling Losing Lower Leaves: Normal Aging, Not Disease

Leaf Drop on Young Indoor Avocado

Shedding oldest leaves while producing new growth is normal.

  • No concern if new leaves are healthy.
  • Summer vacation: move outdoors after 10-day shade acclimation.
  • Water daily outside; side-dress with composted manure.
  • Real sun and elements build a stronger tree.

Bring in before first frost.

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