Meyer lemon trees are rich and lively trees with plenty of orange fruits, they mostly bear fruits during spring and winter. They thrive well in moist but not soggy sandy loam soil. With Meyer lemon, … Read more
Lemon trees are easy-to-care-for plants that can tolerate a wide range of conditions. They don’t consume much water and can be grown both indoors and outdoors. Your watering frequency will depend on the prevailing conditions, … Read more
Lemon trees are vulnerable to pests that attack different parts of your tree. Pest infestations damage the tree’s leaves, fruit, twigs, and stems leaving the plants vulnerable to diseases. It’s crucial to identify potential pest … Read more
Aphids are ubiquitous pests that attack lemon trees for their juicy sap. The insects are relatively small in size but they can cause considerable damage when left to multiply unchecked. So, how do you kill … Read more
Lemon trees grow natively in arid and semi-arid environments. When grown in containers, it is very easy to overwater the trees without knowing you’re choking them with water. It’s vital to prevent and deal with … Read more
It can be challenging to distinguish a lime tree from a lemon tree because both citrus species share some similarities. Both lime and lemon trees produce green fruit, share blooming seasons and growing zones. However, … Read more
Lemon trees lose leaves because of various causes. Common causes of leaf loss in citrus trees include nutrient deficiency, too much or insufficient sunlight, watering problems, pest attacks, and diseases. While most of the damage … Read more