One of the main diseases citrus trees are susceptible to is chlorosis; this issue can arise through a few different factors—from pest infestations to overwatering to physical breakages.

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No matter the irrigation method, always water until the water penetrates all the way down to plant roots. After the ...

A citrus tree expert reveals how to grow a ... Lemons like to dry out between waterings. To keep from overwatering your tree, stick a finger into the soil in the pot, and if the top inch of ...

Overwatering is one of most common causes of yellow leaves. When soil is continually wet, the roots cannot function so nutrients cannot reach the leaves. Leaves turn yellow and may drop. Do not plant ...

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Then water the lemon plant, only when the upper layer is dry, as overwatering can spoil the plant. Always use citrus-specific fertilizers and once a month when they are about to grow. Your lemon tree ...

Excess moisture around the trunk or roots can cause rot. As Thompson mentioned, the mulch volcano makes it hard to see the rot itself and can hide the problem until it's too late. Wet mulch can also ...

Before planting clear the area of all grass and weeds. Add 4 to 5 shovelfuls of organic matter like peat moss or manure to ...