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Hello all,
I have a lemon, orange and lime tree and unfortunately the leaves on my lemon and orange tree have turned yellow (more so the lemon). Could you please kindly provide me with some guidance on how to fix this to make my trees flourish. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Adriana
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @adrivaso. It's wonderful to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about citrus care.
Yellowing leaves are often a sign of insufficient fertilisation or nutrients, so this could be the cause. What type of fertiliser have you been using for them? Citrus trees are heavy feeders and require regular fertilising with a product specifically designed for citrus. If you haven't been fertilising, I'd recommend applying Powerfeed and then a dose of slow-release fertiliser.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
Hi MitchellMc,
Thank you for your prompt reply!
I’ll go to Bunnings to buy these products today. How exactly do I use these products? I haven’t fertilised my trees yet… I’m very new to this.
Appreciate your assistance.
Adriana
For the Powerfeed, you simply mix the required dose in a watering can full of water and water the plants with it @adrivaso. For the Osmocote slow-release, once again, it will tell you on the label how much to use, and it has a spoon inside the container. You sprinkle the fertiliser pellets over the top of the soil.
Give the unfertilised plants a good feeding will drastically improve the leaf colour and overall health.
Mitchell
Thank you so much Mitchell! Much appreciated! Do I use these products both at the same time and on all three trees?
How often do I also do it? @MitchellMc
Adriana
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