Tahitian Lime Tree

I have a Tahitian lime tree, which is two months old, planted in the ground. Initially, I noticed the leaves had yellowish spots and was told that it could be due to magnesium deficiency, so I replaced the same and also added some citrus fertilizer.

Now the leaves have turned yellow along the veins only and they are falling off the tree. It has been raining moderately over the past few weeks prior to which there was a period of extreme sun. Could you please advise.

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#1 Comment By Nikki On 02/28/2011 @ 8:57 am

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