Serrissia that has black leaf tips and curling of the leaves is
normaly a strong indiacator of root rot starting..

Over wet soil (or poorly draining soil) and/or fertilizer/chemical
reaction are main conditions..

Might want to let it dry out a bit befor watering...
It will most likly pout and drop leaves and some branch die back.
That is normal..

When there happy (healthy) they show fast growth (perfect for thouse who
like
to clip a lot..)

Ck and see if there are white firm roots, thats a good sign.
Any dark brown/black muchy roots are thouse rotting away..

If you have dark roots , might wish to repot to a faster draining soil.

If you have any questions , feel free to email me..

Randy Tucker
Wa. state usa





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