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Most citrus trees are hungry plants that require consistent watering so the compost is moist but not wet. Be careful not to over water them and in the winter, allow the soil to dry out between waterings. Citrus trees need more regular watering in the summer, possibly once or twice a week.
Place your citrus tree in a sunny but sheltered spot and try to keep near a house or wall to provide shelter from the wind. Citrus trees like high humidity, so might need to be moved indoors for the winter months.
Yes, lemon trees can be grown in the UK without too much effort required. They’re better kept in a pot than planted into the ground so that they can be moved indoors in the winter.
The best time to plant citrus trees is early spring time (mid-March) because the weather will be cool enough for your tree to become established before the heat of summer.
Cooler temperatures are the best conditions for your lemon tree to flower in. To get your lemon tree to flower, leave potted lemon trees out in the cold for a few hours each day during the winter and early spring. in the winter and early spring. This will encourage the plant to bloom.
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