How Do You Fertilize Meyer Lemon Trees?
Since their re-introduction in the United States in 1970, Meyer Lemon Trees have become increasingly popular for their ease of cultivation and their slightly sweeter than normal juice. Because Meyer Lemons are thin-skinned, they are not suitable for large scale production and shipping, so the best and most satisfying way to keep a good supply on hand is to grow your own Meyer Lemon Tree. In order to keep your tree productive and healthy, you must keep it well-fed. Purchase an inexpensive soil test kit through the Internet or from your local garden center. There are a variety available for less than $10. Use it according to package instructions to determine the acidity of the soil around your tree. Even if your tree has been planted in a container using commercial potting medium, the acidity can change over time. Meyer Lemon Trees prefer a soil pH of 6.0 to 7.0. If the pH of your lemon tree’s soil is not within that range, read and follow the instructions that come with your kit about a
