Found a Seto today at a nursery literally in a "pile" of various citrus trees. They were terribly tangled together and overwatered. Couldn't resist buying it though - sort of a Charlie Brown tree kind of attraction, I guess. The leaves are very beaten, with some very, very curled. That's my main concern right now. We looked it all over and can't find any visible spot issues, critters, webs, etc. Only a few of leaves were yellowed. It has some newly set fruit and a few blooms. Hope to rehabilitate it. Other than washing each leaf, what should I do before putting it with my other citrus trees (all in containers)? Will wait on repotting it in August. Thanks in advance.
hoosierquilt USDA 10A Sunset 23 Vista CA
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