A 1‑year‑old Valencia orange in California was over‑fertilized in January. Leaves yellowed, then greened up, but now show heavy rust on the undersides.
Citrus rust mites—microscopic eriophyid mites that cause russeting on fruit and leaves. They thrive on stressed, over‑fertilized trees.
Follow citrus fertilizer schedules precisely; avoid high nitrogen in winter. Monitor leaves monthly with a hand lens.
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