Small spots on Meyer lemon fruit with healthy foliage likely indicate greasy spot (Mycosphaerella citri)—a minor fungal disease that's cosmetic, not destructive.
Cultural:
Chemical (if needed): Copper fungicides or horticultural oil applied per label in spring/summer. Usually unnecessary for home trees.
Focus on basics: slow-release citrus fertilizer, clean mulch-free zone around trunk, consistent watering. Atomic Grow and similar biostimulants may enhance vigor but aren't essential. Greasy spot won't kill your tree or ruin the harvest.
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