Pics didn't post right, but they are pretty self explanatory

burnt leaf. Can I not post more than one pic in one post?

not sure about that last pic, but the rest of the tree looks fine.

what area or zone are you in?

perhaps you brought it out too late, figs can be brought out as long as there's no frost, i'd suggest about 36'F and higher if potted as not to dmg the roots.

edit: yes if you upload directly to this forum its one pic per post. or if you use photobucket or imageshack or any other photo hosting websites you can upload a bunch then link them in your post.

This post was edited by houstontexas123 on Tue, May 21, 13 at 22:54

Hi, alynne:

It is OK that the fig tree doesn't have too many leaves as it is
characteristic of fig tree.
The new leaf and fruit grow on the new growth of the fig tree. It will have more leaves as it grows.

The tree will drop the leaf if it doesn't need it. It will also recoup some nutrients out of the leaf before it drops it. So, I would leave the leaf. If part of the leaves curls up and turns turns crispy and part stays green, you can always trim the crispy stuff off if it bothers you to look at it.

Thanks for the input. The burnt leaves fell off new ones grew and my Fig looks so happy! Thought I would share.