We’ve been using a trick to help clients fix most citrus tree problems for more than a decade. You’ll find it in Christy’s new book, Grow Your Own Mini Fruit Garden, but we decided to give you a sneak peak in this week’s video.
This trick, known as The Citrus Treatment, is only a few steps long. You’ll see improvements in your citrus tree’s leaf color, growth habit, flowering and fruiting in a matter of weeks after application. Christy explains all the steps here:
How To Fix Most Citrus Tree Problems
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Resources
Want to learn more about taking care of your citrus trees? Watch our recent video on pruning.
Get even more information in Grow Your Own Mini Fruit Garden. You’ll learn all about fruit tree selection, placement, care, pruning, and disease control.
If this trick doesn’t bring your fruit trees back to health, you may have a disease. Find out what Huanglongbing (Citrus Greening Disease) looks like.
Whether you grow in containers or in the ground, our Citrus Treatment trick will help your trees grow abundantly year after year. Try it and post your results below.
My lime tree the leaves were green monsoon hit last week and it rained & btw our temperature here in Phoenix Az do get up to 120 degrees & now the leaves are all curled up and dry they seem like there dead. Not sure what I can do or if the tree is just dead. I was watering the tree every other day since its so hot here. Any suggestions for me.
Sorry to hear about your lime tree. It sounds like it might not recover, but if you put down a lot of mulch (5″) around the base, and drape or hang shade cloth over it, it may recover when the weather cools down.
HI Rosa, I’m sorry to hear about your lime tree. It sounds like it may not recover. You can put down about 5″ of mulch around the base and drape or hang shade cloth over it to see if that helps. It may recover when things cool down. These extreme temperatures are making gardening more challenging all around.