Help on Tropical fruit tree called the Hog Plum
savy4
10 years ago
Hi,
I have a question regarding a hog plum tree that I just bought about two weeks ago. When it first arrive plant looks fine. Then I transplant it and the looks withier and withier everyday. So the first part of the plant is brown and half the plant is still green. I don't know if the plant will come out from the transplant shock. Can anyone out there give me some advice the plant.
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