After repotting, citrus roots need time to expand. Water running straight through indicates poor soil contact or a gap between root ball and new soil.
Consistent moisture (not soggy) and patience will help the tree re-establish.
Optimizing Care for Nepenthes alata Hybrid: Soil, Watering, and Pruning
Reviving a Shipping-Damaged Fork-Leaf Sundew: Patience and Proper Care
Ficus Leaf Drop: Watering by Weight and Light Needs
Water Softener Damage to Hawaiian Ti Plants: Flushing Salts and Adjusting Care
Care Guide for Two Mystery Funeral Plants: Alocasia and Dracaena
Pitcher Plant Care: No Fertilizer, Pure Water, Live Insects Only
Heartleaf Philodendron Sudden Wilt: Overwatering Diagnosis
Overfertilized Pothos: Flushing and Recovery
Recovering an Overwatered Spineless Yucca
Dish Garden with Dracaenas and Sansevieria: Care Guide
Corn Plant Cold Damage + Fluoride Toxicity
Reblooming Poinsettias and Preventing Fungus Gnats
Portulacaria (Elephant Bush) Rescue: Drainage, Drying, and No Chemicals
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