After the fingered citron germinates in winter, the plant should be moved indoors, and the ambient temperature should be controlled at about 25 degrees to promote its growth. In terms of watering, wait until the soil is dry, and avoid frequent watering and freezing plants. In terms of lighting, bergamot should be placed in a bright place to provide enough sunshine to meet its growth needs.
If the bergamot has germinated, you can omit the step of accelerating germination and sow directly. If planted in the ground, it is necessary to dig deep into the soil and sprinkle farmyard manure as base fertilizer. If potted, large pots should be selected and mixed with sand and garden soil to make pot soil. Dig a hole in the soil, plant melon seeds in the hole, then bury the soil and water it a little.