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Thank you, Seagel, for your response. The water stream from the sprinkler may pass the upper part of trunk. The stream is fairly strong. Does that hurt the tree?

The leaves look like they're lacking water. A good deep watering (at the roots) once to twice a week doesn't hurt. Try that and see what happens in days/weeks.

Thank you, Seagel. I'll try. Does the brown tips of the young leaves and withering sprouts look like fertilizer burned to you?

It's possible. Try laying off some of the Fert or spread it farther away from the trunk

Could be very strong wind gust. That is usually the cause of new leaf damage and browning of the tips on the older leaves.

Could be. We live in a gulf course, and there is not wind shelf protecting our backyard. But our another Carrie Mango tree is perfect. The carrie is one year's behind, but looks much better than the sick one now.

I spray my Tommy Akin with foliar spray fertilizer in the middle of the day when it is hot outside and nothing happens to them. I spray the top and the bottom of the leaf.

They got thick leaves and don't burn like Marijuana plants.

A couple more recent pictures of new leaves. There are some brown spots on them. The tree is definitely not healthy. It is not growing at all. Is it fungus? Please help!

did you amend the soil with anything when you planted it ?

i would stick my finger down about an inch or 2, and see how moist the soil is.

You do realize new leaves on mango are normally purple right ?

personally, i dont like using chemicals on mango. mine are all grown with compost and fish emulsion. sometimes a shot of worm tea.

i also encourage worms by using a lot of coffee grounds. worms love them.

Worms provide organic fertilizer free, they aerate the soil, and provide drainage also... i get a lot of work out of them suckers.

greenman62 ... Love that purple flush..what type of mango is that by the way