I will. I think this is more me than anything else. I cut a full grown tree to 3 feet to topwork it. Grafted on to the regrowth and removed most of the extra growth to focus all the energy on my grafts. To compound it, my cut was horizontal allowing the cut surface to stay wetter than it should, invitation to infection.
I think, with all the loss of vegetation, that the roots died back and without the proper additional care, I may have push passed some tipping point.
My new top work projects after this are done in sections, a third of the tree at a time and all three trees I have done since are thriving.
I am not distraught, I plan on getting two trees more closely spaced into the spot taken up by the Lancentilla. This time, I hope the to have trees that will stay small(er).
Thanks for all the advice and suggestions to save this tree. Very much appreciated.