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  • Lemon seeds 1kg
  • Lemon seeds 1kg
  • Lemon seeds 1kg
  • Lemon seeds 1kg
  • Lemon seeds 1kg
  • Lemon seeds 1kg

Lemon seeds 1kg

No.THT19
High germination lemon seeds grow into evergreen fruiting trees with aromatic flowers and fruits. Warm-loving subtropical plant for large pots and frost-free outdoor planting, moderate care for gardeners.
$160.00
  • Lemon seeds 1kg
  • Lemon seeds 1kg
  • Lemon seeds 1kg

Description

Our premium lemon seeds are picked from fully ripe fresh lemons with plump kernels and high germination vitality. Botanically named Citrus limon, lemon is a classic subtropical evergreen fruit tree of the citrus family. It has glossy dark green leathery leaves, clusters of strongly fragrant white flowers in spring, and sour vitamin-rich yellow lemon fruits hanging on branches in autumn and winter.
Lemon trees cannot resist frost and freezing weather, and can only be planted outdoors for overwintering in frost-free southern regions. In temperate and northern areas, they can only be cultivated in large deep pots and moved indoors for heat preservation in winter. Seed-grown lemon seedlings need 4 to 7 years to bear stable fruits. Widely used for southern small orchard planting, villa courtyard single ornamental tree, garden fragrance landscaping and indoor sunroom large foliage potted viewing. It likes deep, loose, fertile slightly acidic well-drained sandy loam soil, and waterlogged low-lying land must be strictly avoided. Daily management focuses on sufficient full sunlight supply, regular watering in the growing season, winter anti-freezing protection for young saplings and annual pruning to improve ventilation and light transmission, which integrates fruit production, flower fragrance and ornamental value.

Planting Instructions

  1. Soil Preparation: Select deep loose fertile slightly acidic sandy loam soil with excellent drainage performance, mix decomposed leaf soil and organic fertilizer to adjust soil acidity, discard heavy clay soil that is easy to accumulate water and cause root rot.
  2. Seed Pre-treatment: Thoroughly clean the pulp and mucus on the seed surface, soak in warm water for 24–36 hours to soften the seed coat and accelerate germination. No long-term cold stratification is required.
  3. Sowing Method: Bury the treated seeds 1.5–2.5 cm deep in moist substrate, cover with fine soil and gently compact, reserve reasonable spacing for later seedling transplantation.
  4. Germination Condition: Keep the substrate slightly moist without ponding water, stable temperature 22–30°C, seeds germinate within 12–28 days, maintain appropriate air humidity during germination.
  5. Daily Maintenance: Place in full sunlight all year round; reduce watering frequency and dosage in winter dormancy period; transfer potted lemons indoors in time when the temperature is lower than 0°C to prevent frost damage; trim overly dense inner branches every year to reduce disease risks.

Specification

  • Plant Name: Lemon
  • Botanical Name: Citrus limon
  • Plant Type: Subtropical Evergreen Perennial Fruit Tree
  • Mature Height: 3–6 Meters
  • Fruiting Period: Autumn to Winter, seedling trees bear fruit in 4–7 years
  • Germination Temperature: 22–30°C
  • Growing Temperature: 12°C ~ 38°C, intolerant to frost below 0°C
  • Light Requirement: Full Sun
  • Soil: Deep loose well-drained slightly acidic loam soil
  • Planting Difficulty: Moderate
  • Core Features: Strong fragrant spring blossoms, edible sour lemon fruits, evergreen ornamental foliage, suitable for outdoor courtyard planting and indoor large potted viewing

FAQ

Q1: Can lemon trees survive outdoor winter in cold northern areas?
A1: It cannot withstand freezing frost. Temperate regions must adopt large-pot potted cultivation and move indoors to keep warm in winter.
Q2: How many years do seed-grown lemon seedlings take to bear fruits?
A2: Seed seedlings generally bear fruits in the 4th to 7th year, grafted lemon saplings can fruit much earlier.
Q3: Does lemon need enough sunlight?
A3: Full direct sunlight is essential. Shaded environment will lead to leggy growth, few flowers and difficult fruiting.
Q4: What is the key point of lemon maintenance?
A4: Ensure excellent soil drainage to avoid root rot, and do a good job of winter anti-freezing protection.
Q5: Is it suitable for beginner gardeners?
A5: Operable for novices, the key points are warm and humid germination environment, sufficient sunlight and low temperature protection in winter.

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