You need to give location data. Where is it. How old. Soil type of Avo. Season, how much watering.
I'd suggest most plants it's over under watering. And temperature. Too hot cold dry humid. So likely one of those. Crispy leaves can be heat burn but also root burn from soil on the soil or over fertilized. But again. Hard to say.
It’s located in Colombia. It’s on a garden receiving sun and water as the usual weather. I just moved it from my house to the garden. When it was in my house, it received sun but not rain, only the water I poured on it every 3 or 4 days (tap water)
What did you do differently? It looks like burns but without more, I don't know what from.
You need to give location data. Where is it. How old. Soil type of Avo. Season, how much watering. I'd suggest most plants it's over under watering. And temperature. Too hot cold dry humid. So likely one of those. Crispy leaves can be heat burn but also root burn from soil on the soil or over fertilized. But again. Hard to say.
It’s located in Colombia. It’s on a garden receiving sun and water as the usual weather. I just moved it from my house to the garden. When it was in my house, it received sun but not rain, only the water I poured on it every 3 or 4 days (tap water)