another

Another

lemon

Pomagranate

Anyone?

most of them look to be over-watered; the pomegranate, near death from too much water. Of all the lemon looks best; what variety is it? Even the lemon looks a little lacking in Nitrogen, which is most often the result of too much water.

I only lightly water them , every few days, it has been super hot here in Florida and the soil dries out quickly! Meyer Lemon , Key lime , and I am not sure about the others? How long should I wait to water them if they are being over wated now?

- Punica granatum 'Nana' pom.

I am not expert in container citrus; others here will help you.

I would not water citrus more than once per week; but again I defer to those here who know more. It looks like you have a VERY bad soil medium; but that is only a guess.

Hmm what would you recommend for soil?

Search for Al Tapla's 5-1-1 mix or gritty mix. These potting mediums allow for fast drainage thus preventing root rot. Makes it difficult to over-water. Very worth the afternoon it takes to prepare and pot. Order some Foliage Pro as you'll need a fertilizer with micronutrients. Add a tiny bit of vinegar to the fertilizer water.

Everyone seems to say to add that vinegar. Yakkwak, could you please explain why adding vinegar to Foliage pro is better than just the plain old fertilizer itself?

Adding vinegar lowers the pH of the water; but if you don't have a high pH (over 7.0), it is a meaningless gesture and only serves to add salts to your soil... an acid, when it neutralizes a base, creates a salt.
If your soil and your water are both pH 7 or lower, I would skip the vinegar.

The EPA recommends pH for public water supply of between 6.5-8.5. Ground water averages around 6-8.5. There can be great variability within a small region so it is a good idea to test. Easy to do with cheap strips. Most find they are at least a tad too high so end up using something to bring it down.

Okay awesome thanks , ill def look around for thst. I added a little bit of sand to the soil I have and I am starting to see small leaf sprouts appearing . Thanks bunches , time to hit up amazon lol.

Well in that case, does anyone happen to already know what the Ph of Miracle Gro citrus and Palm soil is?