Here is my question.
I have planted sweet broom in a container.
I guess it is Cytisus Burkwoodi or Cytisus Lilac time.
I got them from a sale, the seller had no idea what cultivar it was. Just she mentioned it was a 'Sweet Broom'.

The problem is : the soil had some worms (later I found out they are centipedes). fine ........
so, i had to remove the plant two times after i planted it, to check the root system. the roots look healthy and no damage. I also dead headed the bloomed flowers.

Now that it is over a week, the leaves have started to wilt, and the flowers look drying up.
could it be because of coldness? (I live in San Jose, California) or high moisture in soil.???

I did try to clean the crowded roots and give some air circulation. Do I need to water it daily, till it gets back ??? . Do I have to fertilize ???
what else needs to be done to make it survive ???

Thanks in Advance.

"Having" to check on roots and "deadheading" fls for whatever reason is the problem here. Neither is necessary. Hopefully it will recover if left undisturbed and kept sufficiently moist but not soaking. And the container is sufficiently large.

Dan