The Citrus Tree

LEMON TREE

£135.00

Citrus are not hardy in Britain but can be grown in pots outdoors in summer and brought inside for winter. Of all citrus, most gardeners grow lemons; kumquats are the most cold tolerant; others, like limes and grapefruits, need more warmth.

Citrus in pots can be put outdoors in summer, in a sheltered sunny position, but only when temperatures increase, from mid-June until late September. Keep some fleece handy in case of sudden cold nights in early summer. Low temperatures will inhibit flowering and may cause damage or even death.

A minimum winter night temperature of 10°C is needed for lemons and limes. Calamondin oranges need a minimum winter night temperature of 13°C.

Pot size: 25 cm
Height: 130 cm

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Lemon Tree Care
Light: Lemon Tree prefers bright, direct light.
Temperature: Low temperatures will inhibit flowering and may cause damage or even death. A minimum winter night temperature of 10°C
Water: Water when the soil starts to become slightly dry at the top. Keep the soil lightly moist at all times.
Fertilizer: Use high nitrogen citrus summer feed from late March to October. In winter switch to winter feed.
Toxicity: This is a toxic plant. Keep away from children & animals.