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Ask the Plant Doctor! How to prevent new papaya leaves from dropping

By Dr CHRISTOPHER TEH
In addition to calcium and boron, deficiencies in zinc and manganese may also lead to the distortion of young leaves. Photo: Tom Bachmann

The problem is most likely a deficiency of calcium (Ca), boron (B), or both.

However, B deficiency is more easily recognised by its impact on fruits, causing deformation and cracking.

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