I. The ground
A 20-30 cm caliber and 15 cm height of mud basins are selected for pelvis conservation. The soil needs to be soft, well-drained and very acidic, and it is recommended that it be mixed with foliage, and that a suitable amount of iron sulfate be sprayed to ensure acidity. The prepared soil must be tanned and re-used。
Ii. Lights
Lemon itself likes light, so it can grow better in the light. The plant should be placed in the sun during its maintenance, preferably on a lighted window or balcony. The light is sufficient to flourish and the flowers bloom normally, with the result. Just watch out for the strong summer light to hold the sun in time to avoid sunburning。
Iii. Watering
Lemon trees are wet and wet, and during their maintenance they are watered with diligence, usually once at intervals of two to three days, so that the pelvis is humid and it absorbs moisture. The loss of moisture is faster in high summer temperatures, increasing the volume of water and the need to spray water so that it can flourish. In winter, demand is low and water control and soil is best dryed up so that winter can be better。
Temperature
It's warm, but it's cold-resistant, so there's little to worry about. However, if it is maintained in the north, it is recommended that it be moved indoors for winter. During the summer heat, the air is ventilated, and air flows are not allowed to remain in the cold for long。
V. Notes
The plant is also to be trimmed while preserving the lemon tree, and the weak branch is to be cut off in the autumn, thus reducing nutrient consumption. In addition, there is a need to change basins in time to ensure sufficient growth space and to avoid soil slabing。
