Lemon trees are grown as follows:
1. Selection of soil suitable for the planting of lemon trees: lemon trees prefer well drained and organically rich soils. Soils can be improved by adding foliage or compost。
2. Selection of the right location: lemon trees require sufficient sunlight and therefore select a well-silent and ventilated location for planting。
3. Preparation of lemon saplings: buy lemon saplings or collect lemon seed itself, and if seeds are used to reproduce, the seed must be soaked in warm water for one day and then cleaned。
4. Cultivation of lemon trees: digging a hole in the chosen position at a depth comparable to that of the root minister. Place seedlings or seeds in holes, light landfills and foot-stamps。
5. Watering: every day during the days following planting to ensure that the soil is humid. The soil is then humid, but not humid, by appropriate watering based on weather and soil moisture。
Fertilizers: lemon trees are fertilized at least twice a year, using organic or specialized lemon tree fertilizers. Long-term fertilisation in spring and summer and reduced in autumn。
7. Cutting: the annual winter is a good time for cutting. Cut dead, sick or overcrowded branches to promote new growth。
8. Pest prevention: periodic inspection of lemon trees for pests such as aphids, pink lice, etc. Insects can be controlled using organic pesticides or homemade detergent solutions。
9. Temperature maintenance: if the growing environment is cold, consideration may be given to the construction of a shade around the lemon tree or the use of a protection cap to protect the lemon tree。
That's the way the lemon tree is planted. I hope it helps you。
