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i wish i could help. just keep it in a shaded area for another few weeks until new growth is visible. you may need to remove the leaves to reduce the stress of nutrient distribution. if you have root hormone/B1 or superthrive, use it. i wish you can still save it.

When I first repotted my Chinese Pepper, it also lost all its leaves. After a while it started to recover and grew again with vigour. Just make sure it's in a bright spot and pay attention to watering, then I think your tree will be fine.
My tree had been in poor soil when I purchased it and the root system was very underdeveloped. After one year in good bonsai soil, fine roots had completely filled the pot and when I repotted it for the second time, it didn't skip a beat and continued to grow healthy.

Sugbonsai wrote: i wish i could help. just keep it in a shaded area for another few weeks until new growth is visible. you may need to remove the leaves to reduce the stress of nutrient distribution. if you have root hormone/B1 or superthrive, use it. i wish you can still save it.

Why use root hormone if the roots are already there?

Thank you to all in answer to my information on my sick ZANTHOXYLUM, , I HAVE FOLLOWED ALL THE ADVICE so fingers crossed it might survive I realy hope so regards BUCCY