gustavomduarte

Hello,

In relation to what you've asked, i think it is possible to cause more number of leaves. In my opinion a lot will depend in the way You you prune and the way you feed. I don't know how're the conditions there in Canada, more precise in Vancouver, but here in Portugal it starts to be the period where i usually fertilize (depending on growth) my serissas with an equal NPK. I've been using pellet forms, with quite nice results, like biogold and Yamato. I noticed that my youngest Serissas appreciate the liquid form quite much, but the older ones, not at all. My advise by now, if i were You, it should be that Your plant needs to get strength again, so i would let it grow and next year repot it, cut quite back the old branches and thin out the clouds so that you stay with a nice branch structure and after a month, start using a fertilizer that has a higher N.

Best compliments,

Gustavo