Polska, if you're keeping it in a pot make sure to look up Al's gritty mix or 5-1-1 mix here on the citrus forum, just do a search as there is a wealth of info about that soil here. Potting medium is VERY important for citrus trees. Then just make sure to use a good fertilizer made for citrus and give it plenty of sunshine & water and it should do fine. Congrats on getting your new Meyer.
Evan

This post was edited by evdesert on Wed, Jul 30, 14 at 8:33

Thanks for the advice Evan. I found the Al's Gritty mix, but not the 5,1,1 mix. I am afraid of root rot so I dont want to over water the tree. When should I water it? I'll add some pictures.

There is a green lemon on it!!

Does the soil look ok? Or should I re pot it with Al's Gritty mix. I live in Connecticut so it doesn't get too hot here, around 80-100 F in the summer. The winter gets cold though, so it will be inside.

I never like to repot a plant when I first get it. Give it some time to adjust, and you can you the time to plan ahead. MLT looks good now so there is no immediate need.

Whenever you repot, plan your container and potting mix.

There is alot information on this website. I have had a MLT growing in a container for 15 years.

Thanks Scott, I'll leave the MLT for now, as it is growing nicely. I guess I will just water it when dry and fertilize with miracid once a week and see what happens.

I hope this lemon turns yellow :)

I also have a question about Al's Gritty Mix. Since there it no soil, there are no nutrients. Can I use slow release fertilizer like holly tone and mix it with Al's Gritty Mix? Or do I need to use water soluble fertilizer only?