Hi Debbie,
To expand on some of manIKs questions...... if it has the layer of glued on rocks they should be removed asap. They're evil

. Check to see if the pot has drainage holes. Drainage is very important. Then check your soil. A dense water-retaining 'potting-type' soil is not desirable. As you are in Michigan I would think it may be best to keep indoors in a well lit window. Ihave not tried a Fukien Tea (Carmona Macrophylla) myself but recently, and very briefly, considered getting one. After a bit of research the word that I kept seeing as regards to the Fukien Tea was...... challenging. They seem to be rather picky and ornery trees. From my understanding they're not at all a big fan of major temprature variations. They like they're soil to be moist but not soggy. The problems you're having now may, or may not, be due to nothing worse than the fact that the tree has been moved. Before Mothers Day it was in one place and now it's somewhere else. Almost bound to be some change in conditions. Most trees take a little bit of an adjustment period. That's pretty normal. Maybe keep in inside next to a window, rather than on the windowsill, for a few days and then start gradually moving it into more direct sunlight. Hopefully this will help it to 'set in' and more easily adjust to it's change in surroundings. Good luck and let us know how it's going. If you can get a pic that will also be helpful. Hope this helps,
Allen
P.S. On a sidenote, after researching the Fukien Tea I went with a Crepe Myrtle instead

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