Lemon tree no new leaves lately
last year
Hi, I planted this tree from seeds about a year ago or so. Every summer (I live on Long Island) I put it outdoors and it goes crazy with new leaves. I brought it inside around September and it's on my kitchen counter facing south. I repotted it once last year. I just fertilized it with a liquid fertilizer. Should I repot it again?
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