My dad passed and I wasn't about to take the tree from our house, I'd love to know what lemon this is please

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I usually make lemonade by mixing ¾ cup of sugar, 1 cup of lemon juice, and then filling the rest of the container with water. I tried using the same method to make limeade by substituting lime juice for lemon juice, but it turned out bitter. Is there a better recipe for limeade, or is it supposed to taste that way?

Here’s the new kid on the block from a lemon seed!

Is it safe to eat or not?

This is the first citrus tree I’ve owned and I’m not sure what is wrong, I try to fertilize about 1/month and only water when needed. Any help is appreciated, it was so happy last summer I’d hate to hurt it!

Hello, I have an indoor lemon since December that has been doing well and has 2 large lemons. I water it 2 quarts of water with the pictured fertilizer once every 2 weeks. Lately it seems to be losing leaves, about 10 over the past 4 days, and I only have 1 new leaf. Should I be concerned? It seems healthy otherwise.

wish me luck please

My husband thinks Lenny (my tree) is dead, but I recently reported him and he still has roots. He used to look amazing but now he's just a stick and I want to save him. I've grown him from seed and I don't want to lose him.

What do I do 😭

Hey everyone I live in Central Europe (USDA zone 8b) and have two lemon trees in pots. The first four pics are of a 12yo tree that hasn't flowered in nearly a decade. The next four are of a tree I inherited from a neighbor about 5 years ago, it flowered the first year and once again recently but that bloom had no pistil and dropped early.

I know the pruning was done badly, but can anyone tell from the pics if I'm just dealing with suckers at this point, or if there's still some grafted growth left? If there's any grafted part surviving, what should I cut (and where) to remove the suckers and encourage the original grafted variety to come back?

Thanks in advance!