Tx zone 8 lemon tree from seed
10 years ago
Its overwintered in bathroom & 8 months old. I fertilize w/fertilome for citrus (1 tsp) & organic fertilizer spray on leaves(ladybug). When it was younger leave damage from overwatering. I pinched new growth from top which produced 2 new limbs & took off a couple leaves
however I would like to know if anything will grow back from top? Ty
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