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Your plant appears to have leaf burn - probably from your plant fertilizer. You may have over-fertilized. My advice is to water copiously for a few days to remove the over abundance of fertilizer. Generally the anti-shock amendment like B-1 is plenty to get your plant started-and some don't even recommend that. Good luck.

Sometimes when you buy plants from a garden centre they have led very 'comfy' lives, water every day and living under shade cloth.

You then take them home and plant them in the sun and let them dry out. pittosporum is pretty tough and unless you have cut off a lot of roots when you planted, it should recover with time.

Don't overwater, give it a deep watering when it needs it (when you stick your finger in the soil it comes out on the dryish side), if you water lightly the water is not getting down to the roots. don't give any more fertilizer this can stress the plant.

If the plant is adjusting to a change in situations and is not left to dry out it should recover, don't panic.

Pittosporum Tenuifolium Problems

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are the leaves yellow? they look kind of yellow at the bottom of your plant. If this is true you might be overwatering, have a bug problem, or have to salty soil.

here is a great website that can advise you on this type of plant and help you eliminate what the problem may be...they are rather hardy plants so you really shouldn't be having this problem.

http://www.backyardgardener.com/plantname/pda_a69b...

hope this website helps

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