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Less fruiting on Lemon Trees


Question
I have about 1300 Lemon trees at my lands in Shujabad Distt Multan of Pakistan. These trees are on boundary line of my fields, where various crops like cotton,wheat, vegetables etc are grown. Moreover I also have mangoes plants in the fields. The age of these plants is about 6 years and having about 10 ft height. At the age of 3 years, we got good lemon fruit but since last three years, we are not getting fruit. firstly, tress leafs became oily and color went blackish, we sprayed pesticides and some improvement was seen as all the trees looked white with flowers but then these flowers fell gradually and hardly 2/3 lemons were there on each plant. I have ade heavy investment but due to lack of proper knowledge, I am not getting the desired result. I have no material on lemon growing or even mangoes growing for which i am having 2500 trees. Whether is sunny and no shade etc is there. Kindly help me, either provide me proper material (books etc)are guide me to overcome these problems. I know that problems might be different as compared to USA and method / techniques might also be different but research and knowledge of USA experts are on advanced level and we are much behind. waiting for response. Thanks. Rana Fayyaz

Answer
Hi Rana, Go to youtube type in atomic grow  and watch the videos  on  Mulberry tree, Atomic Grow citrus (3videos)   It is an organic product that is doing miracle here in the USA.  Some things that may also help are.. No mulch or weeds or anything under your trees except the soil.  A weekly watering of approx. 4 inches.  Over head spraying of water can cause insect problems.  Sounds like a fungus you are getting and this product will cure that.  It is called sooty mold.  Atomic Grow helps raise the brix in the plant which is the sugar content to make your trees healthy again.  It can also be used on your mango trees and other trees or plants that you are growing.  kathy  

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