More pics, some of new growth

Mimi Just following. I don't know

The answer to your question, is that there is nothing wrong with your tree,. What you see is not chlorosis, it is normal coloration for new growth.. The new growth on a citrus tree always has the coloration as shown in your photo. The new leaves will slowly turn to a dark green as the leaves mature.

I know the new growth starts out as lighter green, but the darker and more mature/stunted leaves remain spotted. Is that still normal?

From your picture I still don't see anything wrong with your tree.

Thanks, I’ll keep monitoring. I’m just concerned because I’ve never noticed the spotting before and some of my leaves have remained very small with the spots, albeit turning to a darker green color. And a number of larger leaves exhibit it too. Also, I’m noticing some curling in the lower older leaves, and a couple of new leafs are double the size of the older ones.

Cheers,

One of the main actions of nitrogen is increasing chlorophyll production; this is done by creating bigger leaf structures with larger surface areas for more photosynthesis. EXCESS nitrogen fuels fast foliage growth and oversized leaves. Indoors leaves may grow larger because the plant is trying to capture more sunlight.

The shrunken warped growth is caused by damage to the outer edges of the leaf. The inner portions of leaf continue to grow and this causes the warping. Nothing to worry about. It happens a lot indoors under grow lights and in direct sun. If you look at the second photograph you can see a tear in the leaf which has caused growth to compensate for the nick. Really nothing to be worried about.

Indoors it is usually dry and this causes spider mites to flourish. Could have been previous damage by mites. Doesn't look like a pathogen.

The last photograph where you have a few yellow dots looks like maybe sun damage.

Leaf curl can be a way for the plant to reduce photosynthesis and conserve water..

If you can put something between the deck and pot so the pot doesn't heat up that would be great. Overall your citrus looks healthy.

After reading LLO's post I looked at Chinit... container, and seen it was white. A good color for growing citrus during the sunny summer months.

Thank you! I really appreciate all the insight

Healthy young tree

Echo Silica.

With very few exceptions, citrus is NOT an ornamental. You will have / see many variations / defects on the leaves.