So it has bloomed just not this year. Meyers are pretty good at blooming a few times per year but the amount of blooms isnt always a lot. Any chance it did bloom and you missed it?

If you could post a few photos that would help assess the overall health of the tree.

also
which Peters, how much and how often.

John is the meyer expert, he might have some better advice.

Mike

Hello MIke:-)

Amy, what are the numbers on your fertilizer and how much do you use, how often?

Sometimes too much Nitrogen can cause a plant to focus its leaves instead of flowers.

Yes, John might be by since he grows thousands of Meyer trees and has no problem with fruit crop.

Mike

I find it hard or nearly impossible to over-fertilize a Meyer; but of course that doesn't apply to container plants. You should be fertilizing your Meyer with a fertilizer in the 3-1-2 ratio for best results; and the mix should include Magnesium, Calcium, Iron, Zinc, and maybe Copper. I use a fertilizer specially blended for me at 18-6-12 and the above minerals; each mature producing tree gets 3 pounds of that mix per year... trees producing 400 lemons per year. I also give them a shot of chelated mineral mix once per year, sort of an insurance policy as I don't know for sure they need it. One thing I do know is if you give a Meyer an overdose of Nitrogen, it will dump the flowers in favor of growing pretty green leaves.