I what way are the Meyer Lemon tree improved?
858473
I don't really have anything to compare my little tree to, so I'll tell you what I received. I received a healthy, strong tree about 2 feet tall. The leaves are glossy and bug-free. I've had mine a few months and its starting to fill out. I'm very happy with my tree and the information that came with it was very clear on when to water, replant, etc.
858474
Mine has not only not improved it is barely alive. It is watered, has full sun and is planted where other plants are thriving. If it does not improve, I will sent it back.
858475
The Meyer Lemon tree is improved by better plant health & growing! They are extremely healthy & have done beautifully!
2015318
It is not perfect, but the improvement is noteworthy. I spray from time to time and my hybiscus looks 500 percent better,
1758594
I have purchased this item and they doesn't grow :( It seems that it is my mistake with growing :( But.. for me this tree can be as usual tree's in middle growth like a lemon tree. They need just warm place and no sun.
2185730
I had a lemon tree when we lived in Texas and it was a patio plant once the weather got warm, I would bring it inside for the winter and it would rebloom and produce more lemons. It's a delightful plant and smells so good when it's blooming, I had my in morning sun inside. Hope this helps.
1035702
When it gets older but it will not make it produce any faster. Lemon trees grown from seed take 4 to 6 years to produce fruit. The advantage of grafting would be a better root system. This would be noticeable only if planted in ground not potted. I hope this helps. Trace
1271878
Not sure I can answer your question, Don't know that I would consider it an improvement but I was looking for a glove that was going to protect my palms.
1468839
The original versions I saw last year were 3 different sizes for oranges, lemons, and limes. An orange one, yellow, and green. Now it looks like they settled on the size that the yellow one was and create it in yellow and green. Large lemons are very hard to squeeze but medium sized and any lime works great. Love mine!!!
2191541
Yes it definitely improves it. I don't even use it as often as they recommend and I notice a huge difference. It probably depends on the depth of the damage, but I would say it either way you will notice some improvements
1281699
From research that I have done, a combination of soil made for palm/cactus/citrus plants and standard Miracle Grow should be used. When I replanted my tree I used nearly an entire bag of the palm/cactus/citrus soil and about an equal amount of Miracle Grow. My tree is thriving and has multiple "baby" lemons on it. It is also recommended that you fertilize it a few times over Spring and Summer, but not over the winter. Recommended fertilizers are those high in nitrogen. I use a fish emulsion that is a 5-1-1- ratio of nitrogen, phosphate and soluble potash. I hope this helps. Good luck.
1286545
The one we received came bare rooted with wet newspapers wrapped around the roots. I can tell you that the dwarf tree we bought last year now has 7 lemons growing. They are about the size of a peach but still green. We hope to be able to use them soon.
968045
That is what it says. I only have a lemon tree on it. Wish it had an easily attached handle to make moving the tree in and out less awkward when below freezing weather hits.
620088
after you get the tree it is necessary to transplant it into a bigger pot in order for the root system to grow and expand therefore the tree will be healthier and grow
85641
I usually put the cut side up. But I have seen it done both ways on TV. I have done it the other way and I don't notice a difference in how much lemon comes out or in the ease of use.
2165824
you will have to find a way to braid the new growth, the plant I had before did great I had for about 2 1/2 years and I did braid the new growth, the branches are soft enough but you just need to be careful (unfortunately it died on me while I was in the hospital in the summer) [friends didn't give it enough water] Second one I just purchased a few months ago died a few weeks after I received it, will buy another one from a local nursery after I start walking again...the lower braid will get taller and thicker, just watch the new growth, watch watering...go light in the winter but keep well watered in the summer, loves sun and warmth. Last thing, you may want to put it in a larger pot before summer so that the roots can take off like wildfire. best of luck with yours. RR
139289
It juices larger ones better. We have juiced small lemons on it but you have to hold it very precisely. If they are too small we use a lemon squeezer. Good Luck!
375699
well, my tree only lasted 2months and died-I did everything right, no clue why it died. I will be purchasing another one because the one I got my Dad for Christmas already has 6 lemons on it. All I know is my next tree purchase will be an Improved Meyer Lemon-it must be easier to grow. The day after I repotted my lemon tree the leaves all fell off one by one until it was bare-now its a crispy critter. Sad! Hope this helps your decision!
1687445
We use about 1/2 stick every 3 to 4 months on our Meyer Lemon tree and works very well.