persian lime tree in a pot

I live in Tucson, Az. Over the winter, pack rats nearly destroyed my beautifully bountiful potted Persian lime tree. Once I identified the culprits and removed them, my tree has flourished with beautiful foliage. However, it has not produced any flowers this summer. Can I do anything to force flowering or has the damage permanently destroyed its ability to produce fruit?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 06/20/2016 @ 8:17 pm

Certainly your Lime Tree suffered some stress with the rodent damage.

The link below will help you get if back on track.

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