Lime tree has curled, deformed leaves and some misshapen fruit. Expert: classic citrus leaf miner—moth lays eggs under leaves, larvae leave “railroad tracks.” New spring leaves are clean; miner dormant in winter. For fruit issues, citrus has many problems. 100% pure neem oil prevents leaf miner, sooty mold, other pests. Keep canopy clean: no mulch, grass, weeds—just sand/dirt. Water weekly min 3 inches via drip/hose (keep water off leaves).
Neem oil is the backbone of organic citrus care.
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