There were 2 yellow leaves on my lemon plant. Apart from this, the plant is growing very well. When the plant was smaller, there were several bouts of yellow leaves surfacing. I treated it with the yellow leaf tonic. What appears to be the problem now? Only 2 leaves were yellow? Is it in need of the tonic again?
- Palmers asked 8 years ago
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Yellowing or diiscoloured leaves is one of the the most common problems suffered by citrus trees. It signifies a lack of nutrients improve the magnesium buy applying Sequestron or Yellow Leaf Remedy is a good quick fix or dissolve Epsom Salts in some water and apply to the soil (about 500g per young plant) for a more long-term solution (but don’t over do it!).
- Palmers answered 8 years ago
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It sounds like it requires fertilising. If the leaves are yellow with the veins remaining green? This can be remedied by firstly watering thoroughly, then feeding with a specific Citrus fertiliser around the drip line and then watering thoroughly again. With a plant grown in a container feed with a slow release citrus fertiliser.
- Palmers answered 8 years ago
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