Use a Product called foliage pro 9-3-6. It has the micro nutrients needed for citrus trees. adding an acidifier also helps. Contact your water works source and find out the PH of your water.

Green veins on a yellowish citrus leaf indicates an iron deficiency. This symptom can also be caused by high pH rather than a shortage of minerals.

Hi Silica! nice to see you still giving great advice!

Thank you for all the good info plant paisanos.

I purchased some garden lime and have dusted once since I made this post then I also after thinking about it realized over winter I was just watering straight tapwater no fertilizers at all. I use the Schultz cactus plus at half strength for every watering during the normal growing season.

Only a day or two after I watered with using the fertilizer all of my plants started looking remarkably better. It was amazing my aloe colored up. Those were probably the biggest ones to change. Honestly, it was wild, but my lime and lemon still look kind of infected or zombie like I would say 🤣

I could only do the first four photos so here the last three

Still looking very chloratic???

Lime increases PH, citrus like acid soil with a low PH. Sulfur lowers PH so you need to give them sulfur and not lime. Stop the lime and give it a citrus fertilizer which will have a bit of sulfur in it to acidify the soil.

Hi Silica!

Vladimir, REALLY nice to see you on this platform net again.. Been a while.