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Great question! The oak tree won't die, but will grow more slowly with the Sickly status. If you can move it to arable soil, you should see a status change. If the plant is of the Ancient cultivar, it would also be more biome sensitive, so normal Poor would become Sickly. but rest assured that the plant won't die. When you have the compost bin, you can also craft some fertilizers, and that should help.
Thanks so much! Howard