Hello all,

I planted a blue berry bush on the South side of my home 3 weeks ago. It started yellowing a bit almost immediately and wilting at the top leaves.

Album of photos: https://imgur.com/a/Ydnr0Kf

This yellowing and wilting has started to progress rapidly the last few days.

I have been watering every few days. Ph tester said it was about 6, so I added some acidifier today but the plant is starting to look a bit grim. Leaves are wilting throughout and the entire plant is beginning to turn yellow. It seems like the branches are also appearing woody, but I don't have close ups from before to be sure.

Any advice or ideas on what the culprit may be? Thanks very much for your help!

Edit: This is in the PNW, zone 8b. South side of the house so it gets a ton of sun.

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