3-year-old Meyer lemon in El Paso, TX (108°F summers, 60 mph winds). Symptoms: flower blast, few leaves, no fruit, bushy shape, stressed appearance. Photo shows severe stress.
In El Paso (Zone 8), citrus can grow in ground with winter protection. But container allows moving. If keeping in pot, upsize annually until 24-inch+.
Citrus in containers is high-maintenance but rewarding. Consistency is key.

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