It's normal for young Meyer lemons to drop most or all fruit—the tree isn't mature enough to support a crop. As the tree ages (5–10+ years), it retains more fruit each season. Fruit takes ~6 months to mature.
Meyer lemons stay naturally compact (4–6 ft). Prune only to shape: remove low growth, round the top. Avoid heavy pruning—you may remove future fruit buds. Focus on health; a vigorous tree will eventually produce abundantly.
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