Hello, everyone, I'm Huahua. Last year, Huahua's friend bought a pot of lemon to go home. At first, everyone was worried that the temperature in the north was low and the planting was not good. Even if cultivated well, it may not bear fruit. But my friend doesn't believe in this evil and has prepared a lot of knowledge about planting lemons, so he wants to plant them well. In order to keep the proper temperature, he specially built a small greenhouse and cultivated lemons in it. I didn't expect it to blossom and bear fruit this year, and it was still very rewarding. Therefore, lemons can be grown in the north. However, some flower friends will say that they also have farmed lemons at home. Why don't they keep losing their leaves? If all the leaves fall off, will they grow back? If you want to know, just look at Huahua's answer.

1. Lemon trees will grow again after defoliation.

In fact, lemon tree is a kind of better plant. Many people think it is not easy to raise leaves, but it is not. It's just to protect itself from falling leaves. In the new environment, falling leaves will appear if you don't adapt, but it doesn't matter, as long as you ensure that there is no problem with the root system, it will grow back in the future. All we have to do is water it once and put it aside slowly until it gradually adapts to the surrounding environment.

2. Too much watering will cause the leaves to fall off.

In fact, Huahua said that she had just arrived home, was not adapted to the environment, and was not very dangerous. As long as it is well maintained, new leaves will grow later, but the flower below will say that she will lose her leaves because of watering. If she waters indoors too much, there will be water in the soil, and the roots will rot after the water is accumulated, which will affect the leaves. This situation is not easy to deal with, and it is necessary to clean up the rotten roots as soon as possible, but we should still advise everyone not to replenish water at will during the cultivation of lemon trees.