Improved Meyer lemon received in September, steadily losing leaves. Some leaves sticky, yellowing, with dark green dots. Tiny fruit dropping.
Container citrus in Florida needs daily watering; in-ground needs 3.5+ inches weekly. Insufficient water causes fruit drop, dry fruit, no maturity.
Sticky leaves indicate insects (scale, aphids, whiteflies). Use 100% pure neem oil—absorbs into leaves, doesn't wash off, alters taste so bugs leave. Also fungicide and miticide.
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