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semajrn citrus plants

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I am new to the culture of indoor citrus plants. I have a Meyer lemon tree that is in a 6" pot. I have had it for about 5 months and it has already bloomed. As the blooms faded, I saw several lemons beginning to form. When the weather became warm enough, ( I live in zone 5 ) I placed the plant outdoors in a sunny location. As the lemons began to grow, all of them but 3 fell off. Now, I see that only one lemon is continuing to grow and the other 2 are just yellowing on the stem and not growing. Is this a natural progression of its development? Can this young and small "tree" only support one lemon at this age and for its first fruit production?
»2008/6/25 11:54 Profile

gecko Re: citrus plants

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All my citrus do the same , even if they are planted on the ground outside , they produce more flowers than fruit , and it is normal to get blossom drop , or undeveloped fruit drop , I would re-pot to as big a pot as you can handle , and it might take a couple of years before yo can expect fruit , it is hard for a plant to produce in a 6'' pot . but grafted citrus will surprise you.
»2008/8/22 15:12 Profile
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