The Blooms on My Meyer Lemon Are Dying After They Open

I bought the tree 1 week ago, and I put it into a bigger pot. It gets good sunshine about 6 hours per day. There are many blooms, all of them are opening, and then dying!! There are more blooms to open. How can I prevent them from dying as well, and actually get some fruit? The plant is also well visited by native bees; they seem to love the pollen!

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#1 Comment By AnnsGreeneHaus On 09/11/2013 @ 9:15 am

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