TPS NUTRIENTS Lemon Tree Fertilizer for Lemon Trees and Citrus, Liquid Plant Food, 32 oz (1 Quart)

My lemon tree lost most of its leaves and what leaves were left were yellow. I started fertilizing it and a mandarin orange bush that was also struggling. Both turned dark green and produced hundreds of flowers. And the lemon regrew its leaves. Easy to use, just put two teaspoons of this liquid in a gallon watering can and pour it around in the tree drip line. One gallon does two trees. Repeat weekly in the growing season. I'm sold.

My dwarf Meyer Lemon tree has never looked so good! It is only in its second year, but the leaves are so green and the new blossoms are plentiful! It is only about 3’ tall, but I expect this year’s harvest to be amazing. I know I will need to prune before next year, but I will never stop using this fertilizer!

Bought this on advice from a friend, and it worked well. I wish I had known how much to buy, this was enough for an entire greenhouse, I only have 1 plant. The obvious solution to my dilemma is to buy more citrus plants (:

It was packaged badly and in shipping the plastic lid was obliterated; only the thin membrane seal kept the contents in. After opening I had to decant the liquid to another jar for storage. The color is dark and opaque; it has a fine list of ingredients; I love the lemon yellow of the package and wish I could have stored it in that. Time will tell whether this has the desired effect.

I was able to get Meyer lemon seeds to sprout (yay!) and bought this fertilizer to use to provide necessary nutrients. So far so good!

I have been trying to grow myer lemon trees, inside at my work they had lost almost all their leaves, started feeding the this fertilizer about 6 weeks ago they have improved so much they don't even look like the same trees.

I had high hopes for this, after reading reviews. I have used it a number of times to revive my lemon tree, whose leaves decided to fall off (not all of them). They are growing back, so I will give credit to the fertilizer. However, the plant hasn't rebounded very quickly. But, it's still alive, so that's a bonus.

I spent a small fortune for a dwarf potted Meyer lemon tree which wasn’t more than a grafted twig with a few pathetic leaves. I repotted it after getting it back home (I used a fast draining cactus & citrus potting soil) and I’ve been watering it regularly and feeding it every 2 weeks as recommended. Lemon trees like fast draining soil, lots of direct light, regular watering and are heavy feeders. Lemon trees hate soggy soil so good drainage is important. They also do great in pots and mine seems to be happily adapting to my apartment balcony. After just a month, I’m seeing small flower buds and new leaf growth.It appears to be benefiting from the biweekly fertilizing with this liquid concentrate. I mix 2 TBsp per gallon of water and apply every 2 weeks. Reduce feedings in fall & winter to once a month.