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Citrus
sho95

CaraCara tree

11 years ago

Wow learning alot in this forum on correcting all my citrus. The next one I dont know if this is a problem or not. The leafs look some what cupped and some point to the right. It shows alot of new growth and buds forming. The cell picture make it look more yellow than it it. Should I worry? Soil is eb stone citrus mix and temperatures have been in the high 70 to low 80s, water is almost 9 ph. Just started dyna gro fp last week.

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  • 11 years ago

    I think your tree looks just fine. I would check the soil to see how moist it is down at the bottom of the pot. Straight EB Cactus Mix is awfully dense for potting soil for citrus. I will pot my citrus in about 1/3 EB Stone Cactus Mix or MiracleGro Vegetable Soil, 1/3 small bark chips and 1/3 perlite. Just be your pot is not staying wet at the bottom of the pot. You might also want to add some time release fertilizer. I use Osmocote Plus (must be the "Plus" formulation for the right NPK ratio and the micros).

    Patty S.

    Comments (6)

    • 11 years ago

      Hello everyone! I am sorry..Been sick and tired...Just got in from shoveling a foot of snow..I have no way to get into my yard now except through the back door, if I can get the snow out. Then my work texted me and asks me to be in early? Iv'e been up since 430 a.m shoveling so I can to my cleaning job and then get here at 9a.m..I am suppose to start at 11 and it's still snowing and I have a 45 minute drive..Don't think so..The other girl who works with me called out sick. Time for a shower)

      I have you all beat in the cold department..This is a joke and no end in sight..I am tired and just plain ole miserable..Sorry I have not been much up for company..Soon I hope..Hugs to you all..

      Here is a link that might be useful: Frigid

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    • 11 years ago

      Hello everyone! I am sorry..Been sick and tired...Just got in from shoveling a foot of snow..I have no way to get into my yard now except through the back door, if I can get the snow out. Then my work texted me and asks me to be in early? Iv'e been up since 430 a.m shoveling so I can to my cleaning job and then get here at 9a.m..I am suppose to start at 11 and it's still snowing and I have a 45 minute drive..Don't think so..The other girl who works with me called out sick. Time for a shower)

      I have you all beat in the cold department..This is a joke and no end in sight..I am tired and just plain ole miserable..Sorry I have not been much up for company..Soon I hope..Hugs to you all..

      Here is a link that might be useful: Frigid

    • 11 years ago

      Mike, I can't reach you via email. I have sent you 2 emails. Did you receive it? Please contact me, my email is under my profile. Thank you

      Martin

    • 11 years ago

      Think you may have a little mite or aphid damaging your plant which cause serious damage to young leaves.Dormant oil gets rid of the problem but it can be very damaging to trees in this hot weather.You might cut off a small limb and take it to the county agent for information.


    • 9 years ago
      last modified: 9 years ago

      Hey Mike. How's it going? I need your help and advice to rescue my late father's gardenias. They are easily 15-20 years old. I desperately want them to survive. Can use some help. How can I email you?

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