Hi. I tried to view your pictures but was unable to. If you can make your pictures show up on the forum I am sure you can get some great help here. Try this:

Go to your albums in photobucket. Put the curser on a picture and there should be a drop down bar with several copy and paste options. Click the one for HTML and copy.
Come back to your post here on the forum (you will be posting a followup)asd paste that into the box where you type a message. Do that for each of the pictures you want to include in the message. When you click to preview your message your pictures should be visible on the forum. Then post your message.

I am really new to citrus but I have learned so much here and pictures on the forum make it so easy for the experienced citrus growers to help figure out what is going on.

I am having lots of issues with my citrus so I would like to see your pictures and compare to the issues that I have.
Kim

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I am curious. How often do you feed it, with what, and how much? Do you foliar feed? Hot hot has the sun been? Have you had drought? Have you checked for pest's?

The back of the leaf up top looks like thrip damage. Could be some mite damage too..It looks burnt, dehydrated, and damaged by pest's all at the same time...These poor plants.

In the bottom what is that plant surrounded by?

Mike

Yaako,

One more thing. If those plants are surrouned by stones, there is no hope for them down there in Az...It is aready too hot in your sun..Those plants are burning to death.

I think you might be better off growing cactus with your set up, unless you make the surrounding area around your citrus a bit cooler and protect them from the hottest part of the day, from the sun. It is known that citrus burn very easily in the hot sun, that is why orange growers try not to let the trunks get exposed to the sun by letting their trees grow canopies..

Mike