A grafted tree capable of producing flowers and fruits early in one to two years. It produces large-sized fruits and is among the largest types of lemons. The fruit is delicious and rich in essential nutrients for the human body.
Lemon cultivation instructions:
Soil: It successfully grows in high-quality, loamy sandy soils, free of plant residues. It is recommended to use slightly acidic soil with good drainage.
Irrigation: Be careful not to overwater during the flowering period to avoid flower drop. It is also advisable to have light watering until the fruits reach the size of a chickpea. Lemon trees are watered infrequently but precisely, possibly daily in hot summer, while the frequency is reduced in winter.
Planting location: The monthly lemon or Othaila lemon tree is among the most sensitive citrus trees to cold weather, so it is recommended to plant it on the south side of the house. To protect it from frost, the lemon tree should be planted in a place that receives enough sunlight to grow properly.
Climate conditions: It requires a temperature of no less than 7 degrees Celsius (45 degrees Fahrenheit), so it is not harsh year-round in moderate climates but becomes more difficult as it matures.
Exposure: Bright sun, the lemon tree needs a sunny location protected from wind and rain.
Lemon Othaila care: It needs plenty of nitrogen and a little phosphate. Fertilize every two weeks in spring, then weekly from June to September.
Be sure to prune the lemon tree regularly. Fortunately, these plants are very tolerant of pruning. Pruning can be done year-round; prune in a way that allows light to reach inside the canopy.
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A grafted tree capable of producing flowers and fruits early in one to two years. It produces large-sized fruits and is among the largest types of lemons. The fruit is delicious and rich in essential nutrients for the human body.
Lemon cultivation instructions:
Soil: It successfully grows in high-quality, loamy sandy soils, free of plant residues. It is recommended to use slightly acidic soil with good drainage.
Irrigation: Be careful not to overwater during the flowering period to avoid flower drop. It is also advisable to have light watering until the fruits reach the size of a chickpea. Lemon trees are watered infrequently but precisely, possibly daily in hot summer, while the frequency is reduced in winter.
Planting location: The monthly lemon or Othaila lemon tree is among the most sensitive citrus trees to cold weather, so it is recommended to plant it on the south side of the house. To protect it from frost, the lemon tree should be planted in a place that receives enough sunlight to grow properly.
Climate conditions: It requires a temperature of no less than 7 degrees Celsius (45 degrees Fahrenheit), so it is not harsh year-round in moderate climates but becomes more difficult as it matures.
Exposure: Bright sun, the lemon tree needs a sunny location protected from wind and rain.
Lemon Othaila care: It needs plenty of nitrogen and a little phosphate. Fertilize every two weeks in spring, then weekly from June to September.
Be sure to prune the lemon tree regularly. Fortunately, these plants are very tolerant of pruning. Pruning can be done year-round; prune in a way that allows light to reach inside the canopy.
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