LEAF CURL on Citrus Trees (WHY)

Potassium deficiency

Heavily 6-12 inches of Wood•Chips saves several of Our Citrus trees that were either LOW or NON producing. The additional nutrients from the soil/wood•chip layer, keeping the soil shaded & at a more consistente moderate temperature & more moist turned under-performing trees into those that have been producing BUMPER CROPS ever since the thick WOOD•CHIPS layer went down & within the first season. Give it a go.

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Hi, any suggestions for Citrus Greening Disease ?
I don't want my plants to die.

You are onl assuming.that it's lack of water or are you suggesting 5hat watering resolves the curling up leave

Thanks so much.

Hi! I have a lime tree with the “cigar” curled leaves. They aren’t quite cigar shape, but they are definitely looking like hard taco shells 😂

My question is, our soil in the IE is much like clay. And my moisture meter reads that it’s still moist by the roots. What else could cause this curl?

I’ve noticed the leaves have yellow dead spots too. So I’m worried! Thanks for your video and any advice!

Thanks man, I think you may have solved my problem. I have a mandarin and navel with severe curling "cigars"

I'm going to water for 15 minutes and I'll report back how it goes

Thank you

Bakersfield ca?

All my newly planted orange trees have the leaves rolled and drooping. Going to try to water them more to keep the soil wet and maybe even put some bark to hold the moisture in the ground more.

My grapefruit tree leaves curled and dry and the fruit is small and falling off. The bark has white spots on the bark. Does anyone know what's wrong?

Leaves that curl up like a taco shell is a classic sign of low humidity stress, so sheck for that too.

thanks for this tip. My lemon tree in a container has leaf curl on every leaf and shows no signs of growth, even though it's spring (Australia). I will try this slow water technique.

Makes sense. Thanks bud.