Avocado Tree / very bad condition / Transplant Shock / Total newbie, need help!

[Chuck]

Will do exactly as you instruct! The leaves are still hanging low, but are all also still a dark green, and are a little softer after the moisture.
Still all wrinkled, but they have some bend in them now again, and are less ready to crack. Is this good news?

Yep, good news. If they start to turn white or brown on the margins that's bad news. The plant should start showing new growth within 2 weeks if the leaves stay the same or get better. If new growth begins to show the worst is over but not complete.

 

[MinnesotaAvocado]

Hello Tony,

Did your avocado tree survive?

Thank you,
MA

 

[ttoonnyy]

Afraid it didn't. It held in there for maybe a month or so, but was always fading and drying. The humidity with spraying water on it with a big bag over it made a big difference at first, but it wasn't enough. I kept it shaded but may have slipped up once or twice.. I used that miracle stuff but hard to say if it helped. The dead tree is still in a pot out back, and hasn't stirred or sprouted for over a year now.

 

[MinnesotaAvocado]

I am sorry to hear that Tony, thank you so much for your prompt reply... Trees are like humas, so fragile...

I've ran into possibly same problem with my avocado tree. I am attaching pictures here.

Not sure what my problem is though. It was growing so strong and once of a sudden 2 weeks ago started dropping leaves, and drying out?

Maybe there is someone here who can chime in on this topic?

 

[frostylonewolf]

how do i save my avocado tree from shock the stem is yellowish green and my other avocado tree stem is green with a brown top? i'm afraid its too late if i see no new growth within a week or 2 then it won't make it

 

[frostylonewolf]

see my tree is this color