Lemons, key limes, grapefruits planted in sandy soil amended with cow manure. Leaves curl closed like a book. Owner asks about sun needs (30% shade).
Moth larvae tunnel in leaves. Stops when weather cools; new leaves emerge clean. No treatment needed—owner gets good fruit without spraying.
30% shade is fine. Key limes everbearing—patience. New trees focus on roots first. Ensure not planted deeper than in pot (old soil visible). No mulch/plants/stones under canopy. Minimum 3 inches water/week.
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