For more detail responses you may want to try the folks over at the citrus forum. I'm sure it would help them if you can post a pic. Good Luck!!!

Joel zero you cannot believe how many people make the same sometimes fatal mistake of not wrapping their plants before taking them to their car. I have seen people carrying palms ficus trees etc to their cars in blinding snow storms with temperatures below 0 degrees f . It's kind of funny when you know you can't do that. Your tree doesn't look that bad . You are probably going to loose lots of leaves but I am sure it will make it. I don't know if I would put in direct sun for right now it may dry the leaves even more right now. I would put it in the strongest in direct light for now then after a few days moving it to direct sunshine. Misting lightly is also a good idea. I am sure spring will take care of your tree. Brian

I personally wouldn't spray that hot, try early morning or early evening. I say early evening because i want it to dry well before night time. Seil you gave the perfect advice. I rarely romove leaves only because I don't have that kind of time with all the other yard work needed, but I do pluck the yellow occassionally just to make the bush look nicer. Nobody sees green leaves with black spot on them from a distance, but they will see the yellow. The rose is no longer gainining anything from a yellow leaf. I live in an area that is just prone to black spot, but I honestly do not spray very often. When I notice a rose is getting blackspot I sparay with Bayer then again in ten days and I find I don't have to spray again for awhile. Most sprays tell you every two weeks. I don't have that kind of time, nor do I enoy the job, lol!

Hahahaha... poncirusguy, what a name for your tree. Josh, I potted both trees in the same soil mix in the beginning, but when I checked them today, the texture of the second tree's soil was different. I don't know was it because of too much water or something else. Laura, I don't have all the ingredients for the 5:1:1 mix. Where can I get garden lime? I like the green vibrant colours of your trees.