1. Breeding environment: When potting lemon trees, provide them with full sunlight, move them indoors in winter, and keep the temperature above zero. 2. Water and fertilizer management: Pour tap water along the edge of the pot once a week and let it sit for three days, and apply compound fertilizer once a month during the growth period. 3. Note: Repot the lemon tree once a year to prevent the plant from growing too much. How to grow potted lemon trees

1. Breeding environment

Potted lemon trees are sun-loving plants, and they should be placed in an environment with good lighting during breeding. , let the plant receive full sunlight, but potted lemon trees are not cold-tolerant and will suffer frost damage when the temperature drops to minus five degrees in winter. At this time, they should be moved indoors and the temperature should be adjusted to above zero.

2. Water and fertilizer management

During the process of potting lemon trees, you can water them along the pot wall once a week, and the tap water should be allowed to stand for three days. Use it after the first day, and lemon trees like fertilizer. During the growth period, compound fertilizer should be buried in the pot soil. During the flowering and fruiting period, potassium dihydrogen phosphate should be sprayed to promote the growth of flowers and fruits.

3. Precautions

The root system of potted lemon trees grows quickly. If the pot is not changed for a long time, the growth of the plant will be restricted and leggy. Therefore, during the breeding period, the lemon tree should be repotted once a year. A porous flowerpot that is twice the size of the rhizome should be selected for replacement, and the root system should be pruned to help the plant fit into the pot.