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- Myers lemon tree leaves showing wet spots and looking sad #625024
I think the lemon tree is going through transplant shock and causing the little lemons to fall off Gary R Bachman, Ph D , GRP, CPHExtension Research Professor of Horticulture Host and Executive Producer of Southern GardeningFellow, American Society for Horticultural ScienceGreat American Gardener, American Horticultural SocietyWhy Google, when
- variegated lemon thyme - Ask Extension
variegated lemon thyme #872366 Asked June 10, 2024, 10:12 AM EDT I was wondering if I need to do anything to my variegated lemon thyme groundcover plants over the winter?
- Leaves on a Meyers Lemon Tree (just starting) - Ask Extension
Stop spraying your trees Your lemon tree is reacting to being suddenly outside When a plant has been inside, you need to gradually move it out for a short time in the shade After a few days you can gradually expose it to morning sun Move it into the shade by noon A little at a time your tree will be accustomed to sunlight
- Perennial Colorado Sunflowers - Ask Extension
Lemon queen sunflowers are lovely and will grow well anywhere on the Front Range, but because they are hybrids they will not reseed, nor will the plant come back next year They are annuals only There are two perennial sunflowers, the Maximillian sunflower and Jerusalem artichokes (not a real artichoke, but they do have an edible root that
- Lemon tree - fruit falling off prematurely #624798 - Extension
I have a Meyer lemon tree that seems to be healthy, gets plenty of blooms and lemons after blooming Within a month or two, the tiny lemons fall off The tree is in a sunroom and gets morning direct sun (until noon) I water once per week and apply organic citrus fertilizer once a month or so
- Mites on lemon tree #871956 - Extension
Thanks for the excellent photos What your lemon tree has is scale, which is something citrus are fairly prone to Scale insects grow a hard shell to protect them from predators, and it also provides pretty good protection against insecticides When they first hatch out and are mobile, they are called "crawlers" and are more vulnerable then
- Lemon bud moth control #819453 - Extension
This work is supported in part by New Technologies for Ag Extension grant no 2020-41595-30123 from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture
- pedals fall while I pollinate #195811 - Extension
Because lemon plants produce many more flowers and tiny fruits than they can support, the majority fall off as part of a natural thinning process Sometimes it's even necessary to remove some of the fruits that do not fall to get good sized lemons and maintain a healthy plant
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