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labrahamian_gw

blossem end rot on lemons???

18 years ago

Hello,

We have a mature lemon (maybe a Meyer) who receives regular water and light organic feedings. However, the majority of the lemons produced develop what looks like blossem end rot, much like you see on tomatoes. What gives? Is this a unique condition or is this a common symptom of another issue?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Lawrence A.

Montrose, CA Z9b/SZ21

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