How to Decant Lemon Tree Correctly


There are a few steps to follow. There they are.

The lemon tree can also be grown at home, to always have its fragrant citrus fruits available.

When the need to transfer it arises, there are a series of steps to be taken to ensure the success of the operation.

Let’s see what they are.

  1. Season: as with all plants, in this case too, it is important to respect their seasonality. The ideal season to decant the lemon tree is the beginning of spring.
  2. Soil: it is important to choose a quality and above all draining soil, in order to avoid water stagnation.
  3. Container: It is essential that the pot that houses the plant is the right size. The ideal should be large enough so that the roots have the space to grow healthy.
  4. How to do it: After removing it from the previous container, submerge the roots in water for at least 10-15 minutes. After that, make a hole in the center of the soil, insert the roots, and add the necessary soil. After that, with a fairly long and sharp object, make holes to remove the air.
  5. Water: after decanting the plant, it is important to wet it regularly, making sure that the soil is always moist.
  6. Position: Put the just-decanted plant in a shaded area for a few days. After that, when you notice that it has started to grow again, place it in a brighter spot.

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