Is my Kenya Tree dying

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Kenya trees are really hard to kill. If the others are doing fine this will will be fine.
Definitely hard to get rid I got them everywhere more than welcome to take some clippings
 

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I'd offer advice but I don't do much with leathers or softies so I can't. As many on here have said, Kenya trees are hard to kill. Not impossible though, as I have accomplished it twice now!

Keep going and it should recover nicely. It's not droopy looking or shriveled, just closed up so it's more likely that it's irritated than dying.

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