We introduce VersualRL, a closed-loop framework for task-level robot planning that uses visual execution feedback to iteratively refine executable Behavior Trees through structured natural-language critique. VersualRL combines a vision-language model critic, which analyzes visual observations and Behavior Tree execution traces, with a large language model actor that performs discrete and interpretable policy updates. During physical deployment, both foundation models remain frozen, while the executed Behavior Tree is updated at the symbolic level without online gradient-based policy optimization. This enables transparent reasoning, explicit causal feedback, and human-interpretable policy evolution. We validate VersualRL on a real mobile robot performing a multi-stage navigation and manipulation task under execution uncertainty. Experimental results show that the framework supports explainable policy improvements, closed-loop adaptation to execution failures, and successful deployment on physical robotic systems.

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