I have a newly transplanted jujube sapling I have had for a few years. It was a sucker on a larger jujube. I recently transplanted it slightly over a month ago from a pot that it had outgrown. I have it on an automatic watering system, but it was being overwatered on the schedule I set it to. I fixed it about 10 days ago, using math to set it to water every 4 days for 37 minutes. But a fair amount of the leaves are dried up and yellowing. The leaf yellowing started before I changed the schedule. Does it look like it is too damaged, or like it is going to heal? I am also applying Garrett Juice to the leaves & soil once a month in the evening. Thank you.

On the fourth day, before you water, stick your finger in the soil about an inch. If its not damp increase the amount of water you apply.

Henderman said: On the fourth day, before you water, stick your finger in the soil about an inch. If its not damp increase the amount of water you apply.

Thank you, I have been monitoring how much water I give it, but my main concern is how the overall look of the plant is.