Your products are very good; they may be a bit light on Magnesium, but Mg deficient symptoms are so easily spotted and so easily cured (Epsom salt) that I would wait until/if you see deficiency symptoms.

Thanks John, I wonder since my trees are still quite small whether too much energy is bring taken up flowering and fruiting rather than growing? Not that I mind the flowering and fruiting!

Best advice for small trees that you want to grow is to remove the small fruits, if any at about BB to pea size; maybe leave one or two on the strongest branches. If you remove the flowers, the tree will only make more; and that is a waste of energy that you need for growth.

Fruit on a very young citrus tree can reduce the tree's growth. However, as John wrote above, and also research by Purdue University has shown that leaving one fruit on a young citrus tree does not reduce any of the potential growth. - Silica

More delayed gratification- sigh!

Thanks!