Problem with pawpaw and lemon plants

Hi i need help for identifying problem with color of leafs of my paw paw and lemon plant.
I need your opinion what is problem and how to solve it so my plants get again normal green color of leafs.

Paw paws are from 2 years old to 4 yrs old plant.
Lemon is grafted and about 3 years old plant.

Thanks

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Looks like they need nitrogen

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It’s nutrient deficiency but it is hard to say for sure what it is as some have similar signs and symptoms.

http://horticulture.oregonstate.edu/system/files/Octoberpest%2006%20Mineral%20Nutrient%20Defeciencies.pdf

I’ve found Oragon State’s Mineral Nutrient deficiencies and Toxicities (with descriptions paired with clear pictures) a very good reference. You can check it out and compare with what you see on your plants.

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Did you move the lemon from indoors into direct sunlight? I agree they look like they need nitrogen, but maybe if you didn’t slowly move them out, they are stressed from full sun.

My pawpaws did so much better when I put a piece of chicken wire around them, then used floating row cover to shade the plant.

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Lemon is there outdoors on that sunny spot over two months.
I sprayed all plants with fe (iron) over leafs and add some in water and watered them, also i have given to all plants nitrogen with water, now i hope that will help.
In few days i will add some more nitrogen (UREA Fertilizer 46% N)

Thank you :slight_smile: