Lemon seeds

Growing lemon trees from seed is simple, and they thrive with minimal care indoors (or outside in warm locations). Lemons are a great way to add flavor and bright acidity to home-cooked meals. Beyond our

Typically lemon trees flourish outdoors year-round in hot, sunny regions, but did you know you can also start a lemon tree in a teacup?

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This easy method shows how to save seeds from citrus fruit including oranges, lemons, tangerines, kumquat, and more, and grow them into houseplants. The steps shown will ensure an excellent germination rate.

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How to grow a lemon tree from seed is practically a simple DIY process. In today’s post you’re going to learn 5 easy steps on how to grow...

I rarely use commercial pectin in my jams, relying instead on the natural pectin of the fruit (plus I like a looser set). But there are times when a little boost is helpful if I’m preserving low-pectin fruits, making a larger batch, or wanting to reduce cooking time. That’s when I reach for my perpetual stash of lemon seeds. Lemons and other citrus fruits are rich in pectin, which thickens jams.

Most lemons sold in stores are grown in orchards in sunny, warm locations, but with the right growing conditions and the proper care, you can start lemon seeds indoors. Eventually, in addition to being a nice houseplant, it may even produce delicious lemons you can enjoy.

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