I am adding pictures, very strange but it appears I can only add one at a time.

also white film on some leaves

Beautiful tree, that's not going to be enough light for it. From past experience, anytime the roots are trimmed it's a good rule of thumb to decrease the canopy size as well. Hopefully AL will see this post and give some advice as well, but I believe it's going to drop leaves because it cannon support such a vast canopy with a small root system, probably dealing with some transplant shock as well. Gorgeous tree, any updates?

I've had the 6ft ficus for a year, and for six months nothing but serenity.

Then major leaf loss, not too worried but found it was root bound.
-Repotted, cleaned the roots trimmed the monster ones and then it got a mite infestation
-Treated the infestation successfully
-Still weeks after massive loss, but only from internal canopy, falling leaves a in good condition some with small dark tips, and some crinkled
-Yet I have great new young growth on the outer and especially top canopy
-Its watered once a week, sparingly so not to have wet pot
the pot is huge and has a drainage hole with saucer
-I mist the tree, two three times a week
Any one have any advice?
Would fertiziling it do any good?

Every morning its guess how many leaves its dropped!!

Please help

Growth at the top of the canopy

Internal canopy is bare???