Indoor Meyer lemons often drop fruit from poor pollination. Help by tapping flower clusters daily with a dowel to shake pollen loose, or use an electric toothbrush on the anthers to vibrate pollen onto the stigma.
Do this when flowers are fully open and pollen is visible. A tiny fruit will form behind the flower within days if successful.
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