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How to Grow a Lemon Tree Outdoors
Lemons are the most sensitive to cold than all other citrus trees. Due to this cold sensitivity, lemon trees should be planted near the south side of the home. Lemon trees need some protection from frost. Growing them by a house should help with this. Lemon tree also require full sun light for good growth.
Lemon Tree Growing Indoors
Lemons can make excellent houseplants and will be comfortable in a container as long it provides adequate drainage and room for growth. Heights of around 3 to 5 feet tall can be expected for a lemon tree growing indoors. They also prefer well-draining, slightly acidic soil. Keep the soil evenly moist and fertilize as needed.
Lemon trees thrive within a normal temperature range of about 70 F. (21 C.) throughout the day and 55 F. (13 C.) at night. Keep in mind that they will usually go into dormancy when temperatures fall below 55 F. (13 C.)
Lemon trees require lots of light; therefore, they may need to be supplemented with fluorescent grow lights during winter.
The lemon tree (Citrus limon) is an evergreen that's sensitive to extended periods of cold and frost.
Lemon trees and other citrus fruits grow particularly well in tropical and subtropical climates. Sour citrus trees such as lemons don't require higher temperatures. How to Grow Lemon Tree from Seed Indoors FAST Germination
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[@janesmith9950]

I just peeled the seeds then put them in a garden pot about 1 month ago. I have lovely green citrus lemony smelling leaves and I'm pleased with just that. I will watch them grow for as long as I'm above this earth. Lolz..

[@twistedteebox7790]

same here.

[@kayra1907]

jane smith that’s exactly what I do,plus it kinda works quicker for me too.

[@caligreen4208]

I’m doing what you said 👍

[@markirish7599]

How are your lemon trees doing. Did they fruit yet

[@AxolotyGuyAxolot]

Hows your tree?

[@robin2319]

That was nice .....I just throw all my seeds in the yard and water them , they actually grow like naturally. 😊

[@blythesaunders3124]

That’s what birds have been doing for centuries.m so would work

[@Haikuhiaku]

Everyone whinging about the hydrogen peroxide being a "chemical" should probably study a bit of chemistry before blowing chunks of hysterical word vomit. Water is H2o. Hydrogen peroxide is H2o2. Plants like Co2. Hydrogen peroxide provides the o2.

[@mygardenchannel]

couldn't have said it any better my self. Thank you!!

[@0007-Familiezafar]

Haiku Hiaku ... 0p

[@Haikuhiaku]

mujkocka​​ I'm betting that you are a speshull little sunflower who hasn't been mainstreamed in school or just didn't pay attention in class when you were taught that plants use CO2 in photosynthesis. It's not carbon monoxide that plants use to turn light into ATP. Its CO2, snowflake.

[@Righhhhhtttt]

How do people not know that! What a strange world we live in.

[@Haikuhiaku]

mujkocka​ you first, since you are failing to make any point or sense.

[@ashwinik5337]

my first ever relationship with plants. thx for clear instructions. super excited to see the sprouts 😁 they look super cute

[@mygardenchannel]

Excellent!

[@valeriesanchez3074]

When life gives you lemons , you make baby plants

[@Neyobe]

Valerie Sanchez lol

[@robertopenny]

Either that or a gin and tonic ;)

[@jage5256]

Mine is 4 inches now. I have it on a clip on lamp 24/7. So exciting!

[@Artchick1972]

excellent. I am going to try this. I never tried growing lemons before

[@mygardenchannel]

Hope you enjoy!

[@LikeAGentlemanPlease]

I’m using seeds from a 45 year old tree that pre dates Monsanto’s. Pure lemon no genetically engineered fruit!

[@mygardenchannel]

That is soo cool, wish you the best

[@TheCeceSmiley]

Lemon is man made

[@LikeAGentlemanPlease]

Cecily Stewart source?????

[@courtneyanne368]

Did you get your seeds online??

[@weshouldinjectcovidintostu3086]

@@courtneyanne368 I'll give you a seed

[@ItsTimeDinner]

Hey guys I’m from Toronto and I’ve tried this method. My seeds took almost a month to sprout, don’t give up hope. I almost threw them out! 🖤

[@NorthTropics]

Finally getting a few little lemons on my tree! :)

[@Marblegrass]

North Tropics how long did it take?

[@NorthTropics]

About three years. The tiny lemons were not very impressive though.

[@celesteflores8164]

will cutting clone type grow faster

[@Adele-d9k]

North Tropics Did you start it off from seeds?

[@chungtam1296]

North Tropics

[@Sloan.L]

Thanks for your video. Its great to get ideas from others. I have tried once or twice to grow lemon and apple trees from seed using the damp paper towel method enclosed in a small tub but wasnt successful. I'll try your method. Looking forward to seeing your updated video on the lemon tree seeds.

[@honeywine2000]

It works. Got my seed from an inlaw's cousin Christmas 2017. Used this method but being a lazy gardener, I left it in a windowsill. Thought it was dead but about May I noticed green in these "lost causes". Ready now to put in the ground outside but will need careful watching.

[@MartinParyz]

Nice instruction, thank you. I'm trying to grow from seed, and we'll see. Thanks.

[@MishaLeighMarcosKea]

Happy 1 year Lemon Tree

[@rdred8693]

Still my favorite video on lemon seed sprouting

[@mygardenchannel]

awww man, i appreciate you Rd... 1000 bonus point to you my friend ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ

[@skankhuntx42x27]

I just peeled the seeds and germinated in paper towel using only tap water that was at a ph level of 6.3 not sure if that part matters but I had 100% success rate anyways so excited to watch these grow

[@xcacanalera507pty]

I f you squeeze the lemon by hand after cutting it in half you can get all the seeds out quickly and undamaged. There is really no need to do all of that. You don't need any special solutions either. Simply place the seeds on the paper towel, then wrap in foil paper, and place in a zip lock bag. Voila!!! done it a million times. Worked 100%.

[@livingnotjustexisting160]

New subscriber here and thank you for your video. I'm going to try this ASAP. I'm a beginner at growing things indoors with my grow light and this makes me HAPPY. Thank you 😊

[@Soum993]

Well today I’m doing this and I hope to get a beautiful juicy lemon tree

[@Soum993]

Update: after a month I can’t believe that my lemon has really germinated, I wish I could post a photo in here

[@1066kjac]

thanks for the info, I did see someone open up the seed but I will try you method and the other method to compare. thanks

[@1066kjac]

august 22 2015

[@padude131]

I put 10 lemon peeled seeds on a paper towel and dampened them with plain water. No peroxide. Within 5 days i had roots on 5 of them. After another 6 days , 4 more sprouted. The other one never did. After 29 days i had 1 nice plant ( about 2 inches tall) that i transplanted into a small clay pot. The rest are doing well but not as tall ad the other one. Im just not sure if the peroxide is necessary. I do think peeling them really helps though. Jmo.

[@vtchickgonesouth]

Some friends brought BIG lemons from their relative's tree in Florida. Big juicy, nice. Not being a commercialized tree, I wonder how the fruit will be?

[@virginiacoli1772]

Can lemon tree can be grown indoor

[@ArcticYuzu]

Yes it can. I grow many indoors

[@mygardenchannel]

yes :)

[@jalapenonewsnetwork8537]

I was messing around and put 5 lemon seeds in a pot that has a ivory planted into it already and now 2 years later I have three 12 inch lemon trees growing and the ivory is still in the same pot and it's about 20 inches tell dont know if i should try and transplant or just leave? Any help....

[@legenoayers.powerofprayert8653]

I like lemon 🍋 with seeds

[@vogelkonigin3303]

I started trying to germinate lemon seeds a couple weeks ago and forgot about them under my dark desk. Just found them today. One seed has sprouted a lot. Another just started sprouting. Which direction do I plant the lemon seed that just started sprouting? Sprout facing up or down?

[@mygardenchannel]

if the sprout is white (thats the root) place it down. The root will come first then the leaf will sprout (should be a light green color) thanks for sharing!

[@Alex-vr2yf]

Cool thanks I can do that now

[@9432052507able]

I have planted a Gandhoraj lemon seeds 3/3.5 years back. It has germinated well and plant has become very healthy. Instead of using fertilizer, cutting steams it is not producing fruits. Please suggest what is the remedy to get fruits.

[@kellinobelly1230]

How many seeds is ideal. I’ve got two. But i peeled them. I have lemon in my morning drink every morning for years. Seeds galore. The minute I saw this video .... I found no seeds in my lemons. Costco lemons from last week. But I was shocked. Lol. As luck would have it, I found two seeds this morning. I peeled them ... are 2 seeds enough to get started?

[@ArcadeCabNBud]

thanks man, ive learned a little something here

[@mygardenchannel]

Anytime, welcome to the community...I have learned a lot from others here too!

[@biffabacon8860]

i peeled the seeds and got germination in 5 days

[@marshareecharles2437]

B

[@thadiyanbinu]

Woah

[@Latabrine]

Same!

[@iluvindia01]

Hi I hv a lemon plant which I started from a seed, it's been 5 long years it has grown at all it's about 10 inches tall with hardly any leaves on it, I feel sooo depressed looking at it, I even reported it but it does not seems to grow, I bring the pot inside for winter as I live in the UK I even tried feeding it Epsom salt diluted in water, I just want it to hv lush leaves and flowers please help!!

[@jyamijuice9100]

needs a lot more light

[@danicerossannecabanez4663]

Gizmo b you need 2 or more lemon trees grown together so that they can cross pollinate and bear fruits.

[@davidhefner5668]

My lemon tree, from seed, is about 30" tall with no branches. Leaves are about 4" in length.

[@ex35240sx]

So the paper towel is pretty much just germinating the seeds? Like you would do with weed seeds? (Its legal where i live)

[@ravisub304]

Good video...................

[@Dhirajben]

Just curious: Can I plant any vegetable seeds using your method for fast germination....e.g okra, bitter gourd, peppers, squash or tomatoes?

[@mygardenchannel]

+Vinod Karia Yes! and share the results with us. Thanks Vinod

[@GrowWithGeorge]

thanks for the info. how's your lemon tree?

[@chalronbjork4766]

I grew mine for for years. Lots of green foliage but never any flowers. Further research I discovered grown from seed from fruits, you won't get fruit. Any thoughts or suggestions?

[@ladyb5677]

4yrs. Still no fruit just beautiful green foliage n the smell after it rains sooo lemonie it's over 5ft tall

[@jxyjayjxy]

LOL the crazy intro/outro music 😂

[@ratness20]

Nice video. Hey I have a question.. I already have a nice 5' or 6' little lemon tree.. I had it for 5yrs and still haven't seen any flowers on it.. it's an indoor tree, because I live in the state of Wyoming and summers are too dry and hot and winters are miserably cold from below zero temperatures.. you know what I can do to germinate my tree or speed up the process for the tree to produce? I love the tree and teas I can make with but also I don't wanna end up getting sick of it and ended giving up and giving the tree away.. Thank you! And thumbs up with a sub :)

[@pablo10302]

If I make my seeds and their around 1-2yrs of age and I leave them outside in the winter will they be growing in the spring?

[@uneep7406]

Where should the ziplock be kept for germination (cold-dark / by the window with partial sunlight / bright sunny space) ??

[@erintv4762]

Cold and dark i think

[@sissyhumphries2803]

Had a beautiful seedling planted and did well Spring Summer and Fall. Now struggling in the Winter?? Does it need more warmth, sun? It's almost gone:(

[@mygardenchannel]

+Juanita “Sissy” Humphries have a link for you. forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/1852556/meyer-lemon-tree-dropping-leaves This person nails it! florida_wannabe(Kansas) It needs humid air. The absolute worst thing (and the most common) that folks North (I am zone 5, Kansas) do is bring in there citrus indoors for Winter. Take it out to the garage and if your garage has a window, try to leave it to where it gets some sun, doesn't have to be a lot. Citrus needs about a month or so with temps below 50's and humid air. Your air in your house is WAY to dry.

[@mayaportland8805]

I was hoping you will show us the seedlings?

[@forandringsrommet7693]

How long time until it will actually grow lemons? I plantet about 3 yers ago, the tallest one is 40 cm, and no sign of Flowers on that yet.. wondering if it's time to give it up..?

[@sparksthedaytrader9606]

3 to 5 years if I recall correctly.

[@hergreenthumb990]

I believe these steps will work for me. I will go ahead and try this out. I will be making a video about growing lemons from seeds soon. Hope you can check it out. 😊

[@Zimba9810]

i did it first time, i use the peeling the seed method than just use water, it germinate in 4-5 days . i wonder how much faster/slower is this method

[@knitnpaint]

Do you know what exactly the hydrogen peroxide does ? I get it that it works, but am so curious as to how and why. I am germinating some seeds right now without it, since I just now found your post. They have not come up yet.

[@mygardenchannel]

+knitnpaint for us we discovered this method about 15 years ago. The HP seems to quicken germination and increase percentage of germinated seeds vs seeds that don't germinate. Give it a try and then give us some feedback. Take care

[@chan108dra]

hi, i live in north florida ,i have few successfully germinated myers seeds,then i read someone saying they will not produce myers lenon --though yes they will be some kinda lemon . please ? will the myers seeds grow into a 3-5 yrs produce myers lemons .I also have tiny germinated Himalyan lemon ,they were big --and oh my juicy ---same questions --do they have to be grafted to produce myers or same Himalayan lemons . i would appreciate your expert advice.

[@mygardenchannel]

+Chandra Dasa Great question. So short answer...they wont grow to be an exact Myers Lemon (the one you ate originally) because it was pollinated from who knows what lemon? The only way to get the exact lemon you ate would be to clone. I am currently making a video to explain this exact subject. I will link the video to this comment when it is done. Thanks Chandra for asking

[@chan108dra]

tnx buddy

[@DaveM-mp6yu]

Chandra Dasa They might, citrus often produce one fertilized embryo which is different from the parent and from the same seed, 2 or three clones of the parent plant called nucellar seedlings. if you have 2 or more seedlings formed from one seed you will have at least one clone of the parent plant, ie. same fruit and growth habit. good luck

[@Trthsker24]

I was also wondering such, avocado trees will grow from seed, but will not produce fruit unless grafted. I have grown several from seed, but it only grows the tree, not the fruit.

[@tulockthewerewolf9744]

Chandra Dasa get a citrus tree thats grafted from a nursery you can have fruit in like a year. plus if you go from seed ive seen it take up to 8-10 years and it may not be what you want

[@koseibianda620]

I did this and my seeds sprouted.

[@mygardenchannel]

excellent! What do you think about this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZu0eYx_aaloY5o

[@mattacosta6475]

Water, Soil, Organic Compost, Sunlight brother. That's what we use for everything we. I'm interested in getting your germination method.

[@Vedrajrm]

how long should you wait?

[@andreasculthorp7056]

I read on an article than I should remove the sugar off of the seeds. Is this true?

[@spiralsketchbook]

The peroxide also kills anything that may use the sugar as a food source and grow on your seeds, so you shouldn't need to but it wouldnt hurt if you still wanted to :)

[@andreasculthorp7056]

Kayson Lukas I also peeled my seeds and it sprouted c:

[@TrevsOutbackandGoldAdventures]

Hi thanks for your great videos.Just wanted to ask,can you produce a fruit bearing tree from the seed of a hybridize fruit tree? Thanks,Trevor.

[@mygardenchannel]

+Trev's Outback and Gold Adventures I would say yes and here is why. Hybridizing is basically taking pollen from one and pollinating to another. So that's what happens in nature. In the plant industry it is controlled and documented. That is the only difference. So when you think about taking a lemon seed from a store bought lemon and you grow it. You wont get the actual same fruit as the parent plant. You will have a cross hybrid with similarities of the fruit you bought. The only way to get an exact copy is to clone by budding or cutting off a part the mother plant.

[@TrevsOutbackandGoldAdventures]

+First Class Gardens Would it be true to say that most fruit trees you buy at plant nurseries are hybridized?

[@MsMikie24]

It's my understanding that you need to use seeds from organic fruit, in order to expect the tree/plant to bear fruit. Anyone have a comment on this?

[@eligator9661]

Nice Lemon . Lysol Brand

[@SbjsksmNx]

I planted a lemon seed in November 2015. it is now February 2017, so my plant is about 15 months old. it's about 2.5 ft tall. the stem has leaves growing off of it, but there are no branches - just one stem. what should I do?

[@malemale1714]

This was done on my birthday.

[@corrinjade3973]

Male Male happy birthday

[@Nikole428]

thank you

[@shoshanna4024]

How do you read your comments?

[@jibbajabba8295]

How long do you wait up to until the seeds start growing roots?

[@NDA_VONYE]

1 to a Couple of weeks

[@virginiacoli1772]

I'm from Toronto, my question is can it grow indoor here .

[@mygardenchannel]

yes, give it a sunny location on the south side of your house if possible, great houseplants tho

[@junehendeson5005]

What kind of oranges have seeds ? I also grew grapefruit plants lime lemon plants and kiwi the same way then I saw in Walmart they had lemon trees for sale

[@mygardenchannel]

haha! of course Walmart has to get in the mix. It's getting harder to find Oranges with seeds anymore at your grocery store. Don't get me started on that conversation. Can't recommend a brand because we don't grow them and with the industry pushing seedless, I am really not sure anymore. Thanks June!!

[@candyluna2929]

I get oranges with seeds all the time from HEB...in Texas..

[@maetor40lbs74]

can i use the water mixture to water my seedlings?? lemon amd pepper seedlings ?? and how often??

[@mygardenchannel]

+mae ann torres i would not, just for germination...if you are looking for a good water based solution try liquid kelp.

[@maetor40lbs74]

+First Class Gardens thank you :)

[@fuzzybadger1943]

I've been growing a lemon tree for 3 years, but it has a very tin trunk and cant support itself. Is there anything I can do to fix that?

[@irinacech]

Support it with an old broken chair.

[@thisgirlsaywHatt]

FuzzyBadger use 2x4 and some long zip tie or a good ole string and your tree should be fine..

[@homieg9239]

FuzzyBadger ahahaaha

[@vittoriodelucia5828]

Can you eat the lemons that grows?

[@neenabhagat5774]

Well, why else would you grow lemons?

[@matthewronsson]

Is that 9oz or a 16 oz bottle of water, as it looks normal size (apx) 16 oz.

[@Evan_Lohbrunner]

Matthew Ronson he poured a bit out but it’s prob more like a 15 to 1oz solution

[@matthewronsson]

@@Evan_Lohbrunner Thanks, Evan.

[@NMW80]

Don’t you have to dry the seeds first? I always thought you need to dry most seeds first before planting them to germinate. I know you can speed it up by doing things like this but do you need to dry them out say it you are just planting seeds straight into the dirt?

[@Tatusiek_1]

no you don’t, but you can peel the seeds to germinate them faster

[@NMW80]

eggrollsoup cool. I have been drying mine out, oops maybe that’s why I’m not having any luck germinating my Lemon seeds.

[@Tatusiek_1]

becksta29 Yes I would advise not to dry them out, it will most likely kill them because they do not tolerate dryness. As soon as you get them from the lemon peel off the skin and get them in soil or damp paper towel inside a ziplock bag. If you have some put a small amount of hydrogen peroxide in the damp paper towel to curb mold or mildew growth, this will not hurt the seeds.

[@NMW80]

eggrollsoup oh okay thank you, I will do that next time for sure. Hopefully this helps me strike some seeds. I have struck some years ago but they died due to cold weather as I had them outside too early in cold weather.

[@mirakim1677]

I just want to mention that you didn't peel the lemon seed. Do you think it will germinate faster if that hard outer-shell is peeled? Also, are you aware that you can peel lemon seeds?

[@mygardenchannel]

+Roaring Alone yes, that is correct. You may peel it if you like and it may germinate faster, its just not necessary.

[@dustinperez6577]

No! He said absolutely dont!😲

[@senakiziltas]

You dont need any solution to make them germinate or grow faster if you peel the seeds. Dampening the paper towel with just water is fine if youre a beginner or cant find the chemicals easily like me :)

[@JamesBrohard]

Sena Kiziltas hydrogen peroxide is sold at any Pharmacy, and most grocery stores.

[@helionzerx817]

Sena Kiziltas i did it with water one week later it germinated like hell

[@drekson23]

Can it grow with hot temperature like my place? say for example 32 to 40 dc

[@safakfrank3776]

they love sun

[@organixgirl]

I purchased a lemon at my grocery store to try it, and there were no seeds in there the lemon was from sunkist and it didn't say seedless?

[@mygardenchannel]

+Organix Girl really! I would try another brand or different store.

[@beeclassy4867]

I noticed his knife was kind of dull.

[@moethewastelander3925]

like his life

[@queenbarnes86]

😂😂😂I was just thinking that

[@Oness2024]

It will take 3/6 years for lemons to grow best to get cutting

[@thehairylarry]

Leafy outro

[@davidinchcliff4560]

Doesn't it need air

[@Musafir-e-Mustaqeem]

How much Time needed to produce a lemon tree from seeds .. your lemon plant got only 3 mnth ,,

[@ecv03]

Great advice but the ending music was terrible.

[@MsApril-vo7iz]

Can I grow it hydroponically?

[@mygardenchannel]

+Ms.April I would imagine you could, just never tried them that way. Thanks for asking

[@MsApril-vo7iz]

I am experimenting. I have some in the hydro to start and others in peat pots. The ones in pots are growing more quickly. Just FYI (at this point)

[@karashaf2085]

Ms.April how are they doing now?

[@mygardenchannel]

Read the Blog @ mygardenchannel.com/lemon-tree/

[@patriciawright2533]

First Class Gardens

[@kidcod3ine896]

First Class Gardens

[@maricristugano254]

First Class Gardens

[@mikewilson8054]

like pecan its wild from seed

[@darcandelaria]

Lol thank God you didn't use that Lysol ! 😄

[@wolfheart8604]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that noticed that then! XD

[@JIHYODORANT]

That Lysol was first I've noticed 😂

[@olgaordell8745]

Or just stick some seed in dirt and hope for the best!

[@anjuarora3274]

Can it be grow in room

[@ibienewest682]

will it work if my lemon was previosly in the fridge

[@SbjsksmNx]

Eleven West yes

[@souhailchajri5571]

Thks for video, but why we have to speed up the germination, just let nature do its job

[@mygardenchannel]

impatient we are! I agree Souhail...Happy Gardening!!!

[@Johanna-qf1yx]

Last time I did this, mold grew in it.

[@jaliawalazjaliawalaz6626]

how we protect our plants from birds

[@mygardenchannel]

best way I have seen is using a net like the blueberry farmer uses down the road. you should be able to ask a local garden nursery in your home state or city.

[@jaliawalazjaliawalaz6626]

Okay!

[@Thurgadevi1808]

OMG my birthday date Aug 18th

[@Simplysharon]

Do I have to use hydrogen peroxide?

[@girlurkel3256]

peel the seeds and skip the peroxide

[@dustinperez6577]

Hell yes you must or else!

[@cozystargirl421]

how long till it produces fruit

[@mygardenchannel]

can take up to 5 years...depends on how well you take care of it and it's growing conditions. Happy Gardening!!

[@earthquakesandhurricanes8833]

+First Class Gardens Stop lying! It will take at least a month.

[@blackdragon19809]

yea mind sprouted lol put them out doors it rained lol

[@ramandudi435]

lemon garden 1hr m Laguna h bato

[@zachw.1096]

hey i posted a video and i need help, please someone take a look at my lemon tree, idk what to do

[@mygardenchannel]

+Zack Willison thanks for asking Zack

[@shoshanna4024]

Following

[@jessemojica3933]

Can anyone tell me if the hydrogen peroxide is necessary

[@nai5372]

I think not. I just put mine in a tissue and then place it on side of my orchid and watered it every morning and afternoon, 2 weeks past all of my lemon seeds sprouted.

[@ctrey8395]

The lemons must of been crossed with another citrus plant

[@anamfahim5922]

ya bta dy jb lemon par phool a jay to wo gir jaty h un par lemon nh lgty ab mujy kya krna chahiya plz bta dy

[@WACHANYSHT]

How come it won't grow lemons? It will grow a citrus like fruit? But not a lemon?

[@brandon2932]

WACHANYSHT no he's saying if it doesnt produce a lemon exactly it will still be a citrus fruit

[@beastralph6303]

Where did you get the hydrogen peroxide

[@ZolidSnakeSS4]

lol!