Thai Lemon Fruit Plant for Home Gardening
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Thai Lemon Fruit Plant for Home Gardening
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| About Thai Lemon | Thai Lemon Fruit Plant for Home Gardening is a popular citrus variety known for its aromatic fruits, glossy green foliage, and excellent adaptability to tropical and subtropical climates. The fruits are juicy with a refreshing tangy flavor, making them ideal for beverages, cooking, pickles, and garnishing. The plant is evergreen, highly productive, and performs well in home gardens, terraces, and large containers. |
| Plant Specifications | Below specifications are indicative only. Actual dimensions may slightly differ from the specifications mentioned below. |
| Height | 2–3 ft (young grafted plant) |
| Plant Spread | 4–8 ft (dense, bushy canopy at maturity) |
| Common Name | Thai Lemon, Thai Citrus Lemon |
| Botanical Name | Citrus limon (Thai variety) |
| Maximum Reachable Height | 10–15 ft (when grown in open ground under ideal conditions) |
| Compatibility | Suitable for pots, terrace gardens, balconies, kitchen gardens, and open-ground cultivation |
| Bloom Time | Flowers several times a year in warm climates, with peak blooming during spring and monsoon |
| Fruit Season | Fruits throughout the year in tropical and subtropical regions, with peak harvest during winter and summer |
| Sunlight | Requires full sun (6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily) for healthy growth, flowering, and abundant fruiting |
| Watering | Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil feels dry. Maintain consistent moisture during flowering and fruiting. Reduce watering during winter and avoid waterlogging. |
| Soil | Prefers well-drained sandy loam soil enriched with organic matter; thrives in slightly acidic to neutral soil (pH 5.5–7.0) |
| Fertilizer | Apply organic compost or a citrus-specific fertilizer every 30–45 days during the growing season. A balanced NPK fertilizer promotes vigorous growth, flowering, and high-quality fruit production. |
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