Thrives in full sun, needing at least 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily to produce abundant fruit.
Watering requirements
Water weekly or once half the soil has dried out.
Is this plant pet-friendly?
This plant may NOT be suitable for a home with pets.
Fun Fact
Because Meyer lemons have a very thin rind and almost no bitter white pith, the skin is soft, sweet, and completely edible. This makes them perfect for thinly slicing into salads or zesting into desserts!
Plant Origin
China
Common Sad Plant Signs
Here's our list of solutions to common issues that may arise with the Meyer Lemon Tree:
Leaf drop:
Not enough sunlight
Curling, yellowing leaves, dry soil:
Dehydration
Yellowing leaves, wet soil:
Overwatering
Poor Fruit Development:
Inadequate light or nutrient deficiency
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