Lemonade tree (forum)
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Ken Stork starts with ...
I planted my lemonade tree approximately 5 years ago and it has periods of looking unhealthy. Every time that the fruit are ripening the skin turns brown and goes hard, although the fruit are still tasty enough. Am I leaving them too long before picking?
The tree was planted in a raised bed and is regularly fertilised and mulched. Please advise. Yhank you
Time: 25th July 2008 1:28pm
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John says...
Thats weird. Brown skin normally means the fruit is too old and going rotten.
Time: 28th July 2008 11:52am
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John says...
Thats weird. Brown skin normally means the fruit is too old and going rotten.
Time: 28th July 2008 11:52am
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Bruce says...
Same thing occurring in similar planting conditions > Raised bed. mulched etc.Healthy tree young fruit ? Lemon,lime,mandarin & orange in same garden all fine? Did you eventually find cure ? Cheers Bruce > Brisbane.
Time: 29th December 2009 8:07pm
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