Stabilise before treating
Do not repot, feed and prune at once. Keep conditions stable while you establish whether an immediate risk exists.
Start with species, season, location and root-zone moisture. The same yellow leaf can mean natural ageing, drought, excess water or damaged roots.

A weakened tree usually needs stable light, correct moisture and time—not simultaneous pruning, feeding and repotting.
Do not repot, feed and prune at once. Keep conditions stable while you establish whether an immediate risk exists.
Write down when the change began, what moved or changed, and whether old or young growth was affected first.
A soft trunk base, foul roots, rapidly blackening shoots or extensive pest activity require experienced local assessment.