How to Identify Lemon Tree Diseases
Watch out for thinning leaves and dead branches.. Look for blotchy yellowing on the leaves.. Check for small, lopsided fruits.
Steps
Watch out for thinning leaves and dead branches.
Watch out for thinning leaves and dead branches.
Look for blotchy yellowing on the leaves.
Look for blotchy yellowing on the leaves.
Check for small, lopsided fruits.
Check for small, lopsided fruits.
Observe whether the fruits remain green at the blossom end.
Observe whether the fruits remain green at the blossom end.
Destroy infected trees according to your extension office's instructions.
Destroy infected trees according to your extension office's instructions.
Check the leaves for lesions with concentric rings.
Check the leaves for lesions with concentric rings.
Look for circular lesions on the fruit.
Look for circular lesions on the fruit.
Make note of excessive fruit drop.
Make note of excessive fruit drop.
Watch for dead shoots and thinning leaves.
Watch for dead shoots and thinning leaves.
Ask your local extension office about how to destroy infected trees.
Ask your local extension office about how to destroy infected trees.
Look for dark brown or reddish spots or lesions on the fruit.
Look for dark brown or reddish spots or lesions on the fruit.
Check for fruit dropping before it's ripe.
Check for fruit dropping before it's ripe.
Watch for reddish-brown lesions on the leaves.
Watch for reddish-brown lesions on the leaves.
Manage black spot infections with anti-fungal treatments.
Manage black spot infections with anti-fungal treatments.
Look for warty pink or brown scabs on the fruit.
Look for warty pink or brown scabs on the fruit.
Check for raised bumps on leaves with a depression on the underside.
Check for raised bumps on leaves with a depression on the underside.
Treat your lemon tree with 3 fungicidal spray applications in the spring.
Treat your lemon tree with 3 fungicidal spray applications in the spring.
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