The most common problems for leaf drop are too little water (the plant drops leaves to survive), too much water (the plant drops its leaves due to root rot), and drastic temperature change (the plant is shocked by the change and drops leaves). It sounds like the third option is the most likely in your case. To help to prevent their leaves from dropping, acclimate the plants the the indoors slowly by bringing them inside for a couple of hours a day and then bringing them back outside. Increase the amount of time they spend indoors over 2 weeks before leaving them inside. If the problem persists, it could be due to too little or too much water. We hope this helps!
Hi Wellner,
The most common problems for leaf drop are too little water (the plant drops leaves to survive), too much water (the plant drops its leaves due to root rot), and drastic temperature change (the plant is shocked by the change and drops leaves). It sounds like the third option is the most likely in your case. To help to prevent their leaves from dropping, acclimate the plants the the indoors slowly by bringing them inside for a couple of hours a day and then bringing them back outside. Increase the amount of time they spend indoors over 2 weeks before leaving them inside. If the problem persists, it could be due to too little or too much water. We hope this helps!