How To Grow a Lemon Tree from Seed (1 year update)
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- How To Grow Lemon Tree Seeds from Seed to Tree with 1 Year update. We grew a lemon tree from seeds step by step from germination of lemons seed to growing lemon tree at a few weeks to 12 months old. Lemon seeds grown in five stages. mygardenchannel.com/how-to-gr...
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How to Grow a Lemon Tree indoors Timeline
Lemon Seeds Video Highlights:
Seeds with Paper Towel Method 1:26
Hydrogen Peroxide Seed Germination 2:10
Lemon Seed Storage 3:10
Lemon from Seed Germination Results 5:00
Lemon tree from Seeds 2 Week Update Results 6:26
Potting Lemon Tree Seeds 6:38
Lemon Tree Growing Results 1-2 Months 7:30
Repot Lemon Tree Seedling 8:00
Lemon Tree Seedling Roots 8:30
SupreKelp Fertilizer Being Applied 9:30
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Lemon Tree Seedling at 6 Months 10:10
Root Maker Pot for Lemon Tree 10:40
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12 Month growing Lemons Tree Update 12:30
Lemons sprout easily from the seed found inside the fruit, but growing a lemon tree from a seed just because you can isn't always smart.
If you want to go ahead and plant a lemon seed, then they are grown the same way as mandarins and other citrus.
Do not set the seeds aside to dry like regular seeds. Drying lemon tree seeds reduces the germination rate drastically.
Wash the seed in plain water to remove any sugar sticking to the seed coat. Place the seed in a cup of warm water and let it soak overnight.
To store the citrus seeds, place them on a moist paper towel. Keep about three times the amount of seeds that you want to plant in case some of them are not viable.
Wrap the seeds in the damp towel and place them inside a sealable plastic bag. Place the bag in the refrigerator.
Keep your growing lemon tree seeds in an area that is around 70 degrees F. (21 C.); the top of the fridge is ideal. Once the seedlings emerge, move the container into brighter light and remove the plastic.
When the seedlings have several sets of leaves, transplant them to larger, 4- to 6-inch (10-15 cm.) pots
Read more at Gardening Know How: Propagating Lemon Seeds: Can You Grow A Lemon Tree Seed mygardenchannel.com/lemon-tree/ - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Please make a Lemon Tree : Episode 6 when it flowers, an Episode 7 when it fruits, and finally an Episode 8 when the fruit are ripe for picking.
Yes!!!!!
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Thanks Mark! appreciate that
@@acatinthecradle Agree!
@@markallen8027 Appreciate you both, thank you!
Awesome ! My lemon tree is 2 inches tall and 4 leaves, still a baby tho and can’t wait for it to grow more. I am excited that im actually able to grow something worth while and it’s living, I finally turned that thumb green at 50 y/o 🤣
Love that! How is it doing?
How's your lemon tree now.
I'm going to plant one tomorrow.
Thanks for showing us the progress of the tree.
Thank you very much for putting this video together!
Thank you for sharing! Going to grab a lemon from my tree and try this!
How did it work out?
I’m curious too actually :) have they grown much?
Love this man! It's super easy to follow
looking forward to following your channel
Welcome aboard!
Lovely 😊
Thanks for this👍
No problem 👍
👍🏼💞🌱🥭 Thank You for sharing.💞🌱🥭
You are so welcome
Love the lemon Lysol in the back round with lemon on the table lol
Great vid! Thanks! I'm doing this with some eureka lemon seeds this morning!
hey friend, sounds fun... how did it work?
@@mygardenchannel I have 2 tiny sprouts😁
Peel the lemon seed will help it germinate TWICE as fast(it only took 5 days )and it is easier than you think!
Added a Time Line in the Description for Short Cuts. Lemon Seed Germination Results 5:00
Is rubbing achohal really safe for seeds?
Your videos inspired me to grow a baby lemon as well and she's sprouted! Do you have any updates?
I watched this several weeks ago. I did just what he said to do. Today I opened my bag, and out of about 15 seeds I had 6 sprouts! I came to make sure I planted them right.
do you keep the paper towels moist during the germination or does the plastic bag take care of that?
Yes
Any updates on lemons?
So the sprouts that come up, do we face those up when we put them in the cup or face them down?
Face the sprouts up if they are green... down if the root is white
Ooops, I dried mine out, I’m going to try this any way. I’m using Meyer lemons. Are those a high bred? I hope they grow!💕
It's possible... Hope it works out for you Linda!
Do you give advice on dividing plants?
sure, would you like a video on that?
Hi, i see that the bottom leaves of the lemon plant in the video have some brown patches. This is happening to my plant too, the bottom leaves are falling but new leaves are growing too. Is this normal?
I know that's normal with orchids. It's probably normal for other vegetation as well. How's your tree doing?
Did you use organic or regular store bought lemons?
i have used both
So I have a lemon tree had it for a while it's been in a 2 liter bottle I cut and I turned the bottle to a self watering pot. My question is will the citrus plant produce lemons I read on Google it be a different variety from the actual lemon I got the seeds from is that true?
Citrus has 2 types of seeds, one type are clones of the mother tree (seed parent), the other type are normal results of pollination between the seed parent and pollen parent (it can be the same flower, or tree). In the case of the clonal seed (nucellar embryo) it will definitely be a lemon. In the case of normal (zygotic) embryos the tree will be 50%, or 100 % lemon dependent on whether the pollen was from a lemon tree, or a different Citrus tree. These plants will be variable as they are not clones of the mother tree.
Is there any sign it is going to produce lemons
how long do a lemon tree or mandarine tree takes to flowering ?
Mine flowers at around 10-11 months and it starts to produce fruits at around 320 days and the lemons ripen at exactly 1 year old
First fruiting of Citrus is variable, dependent on cultivar and care the tree receives. First flowers develop near the top of the tree, so pruning is ill advised. Key limes and Kumquats can fruit within the first 2 years, Grapefruit and Sweet Orange can take a decade, or longer. Mandarins are intermediate with 5-8 being common, although there may be exceptions for well grown trees.
I'd like to know if you can do this with other seeds such as apple? Can you also explain why the lemon plant produced from the seeds wouldn't be what they call a lemon? Its confusing to me...LOL! Why wouldn't it produce a lemon if its from the mother plant?
Yes, here is an apple tree from seed vid mygardenchannel.com/grow-apples-from-seed/
I have a apple tree came from some green apples I been growing then inside for years funny part they been in a small 2 liter bottle I cut into a self watering pot I can only imagine if I put them outdoors they would explode I want to put it outside but it's about to get cold.
Citrus has 2 types of seeds, one type are clones of the mother tree (seed parent), the other type are normal results of pollination between the seed parent and pollen parent (it can be the same flower, or tree). In the case of the clonal seed (nucellar embryo) it will definitely be a lemon. In the case of normal (zygotic) embryos the tree will be 50%, or 100 % lemon dependent on whether the pollen was from a lemon tree, or a different Citrus tree. These plants will be variable as they are not clones of the mother tree.
Maybe it will bloom in 4 years??
I cant seem to get it done.. Been trying for alnost 2years zero success
Do your seeds sprout in the bag?
put the seeds in the fridge for 3 weeks.. or the lemons, then harvest the seeds for planting... this is cold stratification... this will help your success
@@mygardenchannel Cold stratification is unnecessary for subtropical Citrus, it may be helpful for temperate Citrus such as C. trifoliata.
Do not allow the seed to dry beyond superficial surface drying. Plant as soon as possible. No need for paper towels, can plant directly into moist (not soaking wet) potting soil. Optimum temperature is 86 deg. F. Too hot with kill, too cold will rot, too wet will rot, and to dry will desiccate. Planting a few bean seeds as indicator plants may be helpful until the Citrus are up and going. If the beans fail, conditions aren't right for the Citrus either.
they won't produce fruit though right?
You made the original videos 6 and 7 years ago. Did you ever get fruit? If not, it's okay. But I just wanted to know.
Read more mygardenchannel.com/lemon-tree/
I heard that there won’t be fruit if the lemon tree grows from a seed. Is that true?
find out why they are saying that
False, well grown trees should fruit within a few years. However, poorly grown trees could easily take a decade.
You will never see fruit coming out of this kind of trees