Lemon Tree Fertilizer – Liquid Plant Food for More Fruit, Better Flowering & Stronger Root Development, 8 oz

I brought back some organic lemons from my sister's farm down south. I took 12 seeds out of one of them and wrapped them in a wet paper towel and placed them in a plastic bag. Then I promptly lost them and forgot about them. I found them about a month and half later where the bag had fallen behind my dehydrator. I opened the bag and found that all 12 lemon seeds had sprouted! I placed them all in a separate little pot with a tropical growing medium in which they continued to grow. I noticed about a month ago that they might need some extra nutrients so I ordered this citrus fertilizer for them and applied as instructed on the side of the bottle. I should probably post a pic of my baby lemon trees because they are growing beautifully and their leaves are so nice and green. I'm kind of blown away about the whole thing. I really didn't expect all the seeds to sprout but they did. Now I have 12 adorable little trees that need a good home so maybe this Christmas I will seek out lemon tree lovers to give them too, keeping a couple for myself of course. I think this is a very good quality citrus fertilizer.

I was nervous my little lemon tree wouldn't make it. This plant food has been great and has promoted so much growth. Highly recommend. I can't wait to see how big the tree is going to get. I can't believe how much it has grown already.

We were having an issue out here in Arizona as the weather gets quite toostie. We wanted to help our lemon and lime trees survive this hot summer. I guess we were expecting the trees to go "green" leaves with the help of this product. It did keep them from dying.

I spent a small fortune for a dwarf potted Meyer lemon tree which wasn’t more than a grafted twig with a few pathetic leaves. I repotted it after getting it back home (I used a fast draining cactus & citrus potting soil) and I’ve been watering it regularly and feeding it every 2 weeks as recommended. Lemon trees like fast draining soil, lots of direct light, regular watering and are heavy feeders. Lemon trees hate soggy soil so good drainage is important. They also do great in pots and mine seems to be happily adapting to my apartment balcony. After just a month, I’m seeing small flower buds and new leaf growth. It appears to be benefiting from the biweekly fertilizing with this liquid concentrate. I mix 2 TBsp per gallon of water and apply every 2 weeks. Reduce feedings in fall & winter to once a month.

I bought this for my lemon tree. After using it, the plants have grown a lot. The leaves are beautiful, and is much bigger than before adding the fertilizer. It is very easy to use and a great value for your money.