1-year-old Meyer lemon near ocean (SF). Clay soil, low point, plastic weed barrier + gorilla hair mulch. After first rain, leaves twisted upside down (underside up).
Upward leaf curl = response to waterlogged roots. Clay + barrier + low spot = poor drainage. Soil saturation after rain triggers this.
Not pathogen-related. As soil moisture normalizes, leaves should return to normal orientation.
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