i know that lime is green and lemon is yellow. but is there anything else that is different between these two? and if u want 10 points answer this one too!: can i use lime juice to apply on my acne scars instead of lemon juice? thanks alot! please help me!
don,t do that.just take of it.and try to find out the reason of getting that tree die.
WHY IS IT...............that so few people say where they live? Any number of things can go wrong with a lime (or any citrus) tree. I suggest you speak to a QUALIFIED nursery person in your area. (The guy who sweeps the floor in the plant department at Walmart probably does not have a degree in horticulture.) Personally, I would not dig up a tree that has been in the ground more than a few months. It would likely go into shock die.
How large is the tree? You may not be able to dig up enough root to pot it. And what do you hope to accomplish by digging it up? Transplanting a struggling plant is generally the surest way to kill it. So what? Just dying branches? No other symptoms? Are the roots saturated with water? Any brown spots on the leaves? Mildew? Bugs? Has it been fed and watered sufficiently? Is the bark peeling away at the crown? Are you in zone 9 -11? details... Prune off the dead limbs. Cease fertilizing, and just water it. The best chance this tree has is to leave it where it is. And then start educating yourself on what makes citrus trees happy.
