Mario's 2-year-old lime (New Jersey, indoors winter) flowers well, sets tiny fruit, but all drop. No visible pests/disease. Tree otherwise healthy.
Fungus in flowers — invisible but causes fruit abortion. Kathy: "you may have a fungus in the blooms and you will not see it."
Consistent watering — no extremes. Never leave pot in standing water >15 minutes (root rot risk).
Winter indoor conditions (low light, dry air, stable temps) favor fungal development in flowers. Outdoor trees benefit from natural predators and environmental variation.
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