After watering everyday, keeping the shade over my poor Black Jack fig tree, it is showing signs of new life! My Angel Red pomegranate that was planted the same day did the exact same thing. They basically shed 90% of their leaves to help deal with transplant shock. After some TLC for two weeks, they both put out healthy new growth! Here're some photos of the fig tree with new growth. But there are lots of these tiny flies around the tree. Could they be fig whitefly? Here's some photos of my Angel Red that did the exact same thing. Again, I am so glad that I got lots of advise on here for care of my fig tree. But I also have learned from this experience that the plants are pretty smart and does what it needs to cope with the transplant shock if you give them some additional support like water and some shade. I have learned to not freak out as soon as I see the tree drop their leaves when I first plant them, and learn that with proper care they will put out new growth when it is ready.

Thanks for the feedback. I'm curious why you doubt it's a virus. I'm not eager for my plant to have one, mind you, and it would be great if it were true, but what lead you to that doubt? Note that the leaves are curled upward here, and the entire plant is leggy/tangly. The temps have been uncharacteristically low, and relatively windy for mid-summer preceding and during this condition (around 75 with significant winds for the past two weeks). In fact, the plant was thriving the most during the 90 degree days and I've been hoping for a return to see if that would help. The pot is fairly big. It was recommended by the nursery for tomato plants, probably 15-20 gallons.

sorry. Since some of the Bonnie babies hanging off the mother have leaves that are more compact and curled then other babies. Some babies look almost like a regular spider plant while others show the bonnie traits nicely. Will the babies with straighter leaves curl as they get older or is it better to pick a baby who is already showing signs of nice curling to grow a nice curly spider plant?

Julie is that a fresh bloom or a few days old. Does she have any buds on her? Is there a different color on the reverse. I have a lot in that color range. You can also check Edmonds roses for an id. Since they are owned by Jung. My first two blooms on Easy Does It looked like that. When they're young sometimes they don't have the fringed edges.