A 10-year-old, 10-foot Meyer lemon drops good, ripe fruit in summer—never did this before. Expert's specialty isn't citrus, but offers insight.
Inconsistent rainfall/watering. Citrus fruit drop is commonly triggered by water stress (too dry or too wet) during fruit development. Since fruit quality is good and no damage signs, it's likely environmental, not disease/pest.
Not alarming if tree is otherwise healthy. Monitor and adjust irrigation.
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