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Meyer lemon repotting

12 years ago

So I found the chicken grit (local feed store) and I was all ready to repot my one large lemon tree when it finished putting out new growth. It flowered in February and I got 35 little lemons off of it - now it's loaded with blooms again (outside) and new little lemons (in addition to the 35 others). Now what? Wait until it stops flowering again? It seems to be doing ok (obviously) - just thought it needed a bigger pot and new soil. Wait until fall?

RuthAnne

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houstontexas123
12 years ago
i would wait till late winter/early spring.
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