Lemon Tree Problem
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Lemon Tree Problem
my Chinese lemon tree was bearing fruit for the past two years. from this Spring it is only bearing flowers and no lemons,can someone tell me what's going wrong here, thanks.
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Re: Lemon Tree Problem
Is it in a pot? how big a pot? Do you feed it regularly if so how much and how often?
If in the ground how big is the plant?
A picture would help.
If in the ground how big is the plant?
A picture would help.
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Re: Lemon Tree Problem
my Chinese lemon is not bearing fruit, it flowers abundantly and bees are around for pollination. it is in the ground and i water it twice a week.give compost twice a year. last Spring i got 2kg lemon. it is a healthy 5 feet tall tree.
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Re: Lemon Tree Problem
Your plant has feeder roots from foliage to 5 feet around.
Feed NPK 20-20-20, 6 applications per year of 66 gm N/plant/application .
Feed NPK 20-20-20, 6 applications per year of 66 gm N/plant/application .
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Re: Lemon Tree Problem
hi, i am new to gardening i don't understand what NPK 20-20-20.......... means, can you explain in simple words and is there no way i can solve the problem by organic means? lastly what are feeder roots?
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Re: Lemon Tree Problem
My dear saeed,
Every plant/tree has anchor roots for support and at the end of their branches thin hairy roots that extract nutrients from the soil, as they feed the plant they are called feeder roots.
Fertilisers have been discussed in detail in this forum, search and ye shell find it
Arif
Every plant/tree has anchor roots for support and at the end of their branches thin hairy roots that extract nutrients from the soil, as they feed the plant they are called feeder roots.
Fertilisers have been discussed in detail in this forum, search and ye shell find it
Arif
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Re: Lemon Tree Problem
i hv a lemon plant. for last five year we get 10-12 lemon but this year i didn't get even one lemon. its in pot which is 3 feet tall and 2.2 ft wide. is it need to grow in land? my other question is in may its leave start curling. any guidance plz
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Re: Lemon Tree Problem
i am going to start Lemon plant in my new site for Garden what should i be taking as first steps ? please guide seniors