Saving a Transplanted Camellia from Shock in Toowoomba

Prune Lightly: Reduce top demand.
Increase Watering: Several times per week—never let soil dry out.
Light Fertilizer: Stimulate regrowth.

Classic Transplant Shock Symptoms

Camellia moved to larger tub: leaf tips browning upward, buds dried up. Morning sun, afternoon shade, weekly watering.

Moving again would likely kill it. Camellias are sensitive. Stabilize current conditions. Patience—recovery takes weeks.

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