Mine is doing the same thing, but mine looks worse. I was told that it was either a magnesium or manganese deficiency but it should clear up with warmer weather and sunshine. Hopefully someone else has some good advice! I put epsum salt on mine in case it was magnesium but I am still looking for manganese. I have osmacote in the soil and use dyno-grow so I'm confused as how it has a defiency. Let's hope we can get more warm sun soon!

What kind of fertilizer do you use? I'm going to take a wild guess that it's organic, my leaves do weird stuff and crinkle with organic ferts, that's why I stopped using them. Are your trees potted or in ground? Outside or inside?

Evan

The tree is outside in a pot...and yes, I believe it is organic fertilizer.

Has anyone here heard of that HLB or Huanglongbing disease?

web says it's all over and affects all commonly grown citrus trees...

hope this ain't it!!

Iv'e been told that cold to hot weather fluctuations can have an effect like that, but I am not sure. Iv'e been told that the cold weather constrict growths then it relaxes when the the roots warm up.. Mine will grow very flat and green, beautiful when the weather is consistently warm and then when it gets kind of chilly, the leaves contort or tighten in development stage or after..

It also happens when you under water...The cells pull back and tighten like that. During a dry spell for some of my friends then a good soaking rain during development stage..I would not worry about it..

Has this tree been exposed to any of these conditions?