Curling leaves are a common sign of overwatering plants. Citrus trees do not like sitting in saturated soil for long periods and their leaves will curl, discolor, and drop when they are waterlogged.

If the leaves are turning yellow and curling, you're overwatering. Citrus trees use a lot of energy to produce fruit. To ...

Insufficient watering stunts fruit size and can lead to sunburn. Overwatering may cause root and crown rot. Citrus trees need moisture all year-round, from 4 to 12 inches of water per month ...