Meyer Lemon leaves curling
12 years ago
Hi everyone! I'm brand new to citrus, and recently thought I'd try my luck with a Meyer Lemon tree. It's been potted for about 1 month now, gets 12+ hours of sunlight, and kept indoors between 65-70 degrees. Trouble is, it doesn't seem to be doing too well. The leaves are curling at the center, and some seem to be bending backwards towards the stem. Everything seems mostly green, I just can't figure it out. Picture evidence attached. Any thoughts?
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