More about the plant below:
Lemon (Citrus)
category : potted
position : sun, partial shade
height : up to 5 m
wintering : room, 5-15 ° C
frost resistance : to 0 ° C
reaction soil : slightly acidic
preferences soil : fertile, well-drained, sandy
watering : medium
color leaves/needles : evergreen
color of flowers : white
habit : bushy, tree-like
period flowering : all year
seed : indoor all year
reproduction:sowing, shoot cuttings
persistence leaves : evergreen
application : balconies, terraces, rooms, edible plant
pace height : medium
Lemon - silhouetteStand for lemonLemon irrigationLemon - fertilizingCutting a lemonLemon - winteringAdviceOne beautiful specimen of citron lemon with yellow fruit is enough to create a Mediterranean aura. It is also hard not to notice the intensely fragrant white flowers.Flowers and fruit often adorn the bush at the same time.Also in our cooler climate, a lemon can bear a lot of fruit, as long as it is a grafted specimen.The leaves that do not fall in autumn are fragrant and decorative.
Lemon likes sunny places, sheltered from rain. We plant it in good quality, peat-free soil for potted plants.
Water the lemon bush rarely, but abundantly. It should be done when the soil is completely dry to a depth of 3-4 cmAfter watering, the plant should not stand in the water.Long-lasting, excessive moistening of the substrate causes shedding of leaves and dying of the tops of the shoots.
The lemons are best fed good, full fertilizer that contains all the nutrients you need.In the spring, fertilize every two weeks, from June to September once a week.
If the crown is sparse, the shoots can be cut tight in spring. Too long shoots should be shortened all year round.
Before the first frost, move the lemon to a bright, cold (temperature from 5 to 10 ° C) room.It will stay here until March, April.Water the plant until the root ball is completely dry.
To prevent the soil from getting wet, place the lemon pot on blocks. The container should have large drainage holes.