Two Meyer lemons in San Antonio, one dropping tiny yellow-then-black fruit, watered 3x/week, fertilized: likely transplant shock (can't support fruit + roots) or scale insects causing abortion.
Transplanted citrus often drops first crop. Patience and consistent care yield future harvests.
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