Need help on why my healthy lemon tree has never had lemons. I'm in Mesquite NV

It may not be old enough. What kind of lemon is it? Grafted or seed grown?

Lemon tree bought at nurserie it's a Meyers tree. Very healthy looking. Gets some blossoms.but never any lemons it's 5 years old and about 5 ft tall

Need help as have 4 Meyers trees never a lemon. All are healthy

In the ground or in pots?

Do you use a citrus specific plant food?

Can you post photos of the leaves?

Lemon tree in the ground.
Do use citrus food. Also put iron on it.

Can I call you for help.

This site communicates in forum posts, we are all gardeners like you, there is no one to call.

It often takes citrus 5 years to produce their first crop but... Your tree may not be getting enough direct sunlight. The tree needs 8 or more hours of sun per day to produce.

My lemon tree gets plenty of sun
Just don't figure out why no lemons. It is 6 years old.

Maybe this link will narrow down the lemon non fruiting issue.
https://couchtohomestead.com/l...
If not keep searching …lots of go0d info online too.

It your photo, it's in the shade up against a building. What direction does the wall face? How many hours of sun a day?

Have you checked the pH of the soil? If it's above 7, the iron and nutrients aren't doing the tree ant good. You may need an acidifier but really, it will be a constant battle to keep soil pH below 7.

Some of the leaves are curling on my Lemmon tree. What can I do

Curing how? Can you post a photo?

Lucy68 said: It your photo, it's in the shade up against a building. What direction does the wall face? How many hours of sun a day?

Have you checked the pH of the soil? If it's above 7, the iron and nutrients aren't doing the tree ant good. You may need an acidifier but really, it will be a constant battle to keep soil pH below 7.

Can you also answer these questions Lucy posted?

"If it's above 7 [pH] , the iron and nutrients aren't doing the tree ant [sic] good". This paints with a brush much too broad, and is a little closer to true for plants in potting media than for plants like Gigi N's, which are growing in mineral soil/ the landscape.

Nutrient availability by pH in plants grown in potting media:


Nutrient availability by pH in plants grown in mineral soils:


One thing we CAN say is that dosing with iron sulfate or an iron chelate like Sprint 38 w/o good reason can limit uptake of potassium, phosphorous, calcium, zinc, copper, and especially manganese.

Al