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There are several reasons why a lemon tree may not be producing lemons. Some common reasons include inadequate sunlight, improper watering, lack of nutrients in the soil, or the tree being too young. It's important to ensure that the tree is receiving the right care and conditions to encourage fruit production.
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How many lemons does the average lemon tree produce in a lifetime?
300
How many lemons does the average lemon tree produce?
200-300
Is lemon a shrub herb tree?
Lemon plant is a tree, where the lemon fruits are growing. Those lemons, what we buy in grocery stores.
What are the variables for lemon trees receiving the most water produce the largest lemons?
It depends what quine of tree it 's
What is a lemon tree used for?
for.... frowing lemons?
If you planted the a seed from a lemon and cared for it would it eventually grow into a lemon tree?
It would if you had a hot and humid climate. Lemon trees grow in the tropics and subtropics.AnswerYou should get a lemon tree, but from a seed there is no guarantee that the seedling will produce worthwhile lemons.
Does a lemon cypress tree bare lemons?
no it doesn't
Why isn't my lemon tree producing lemons?
There are several reasons why your lemon tree may not be producing lemons. Some common reasons include inadequate sunlight, improper watering, lack of nutrients, pests or diseases, or the tree being too young. It's important to assess these factors and make any necessary adjustments to help your lemon tree thrive and produce fruit.
How many lemons on one lemon tree?
each tree produces atleast 15000 lemons if it grows and dies naturally
Can a Mandarin tree produce lemons?
no
Do all lemons grow on trees?
The lemon plant is a tree, yes.
When are lemons ready to be picked from lemon tree?
Lemon trees need to be monitered constantly because they produce fruit year round. To figure out if a lemon is ready to be picked, pinch the lemons on the tree gently but firmly. It should ideally be hard because if the lemon is squishy then you have waited too long. If the lemon gives at all under your fingers, then you need to pick it right away. Next, measure the diameter. A lemon that is ready to be picked should be about two to three inches in diameter. If a lemon is too small leave it on the tree a day or so more and keep a close eye on it. You don't want to let it hang too long because small lemons will have thinner skin and be juicier than larger ones. Lemons should not be eaten right from the tree because when they are picked they should still be somewhat green. The lemon will ripen and turn yellow after it has been pulled from the tree. If you see a lemon getting too yellow you should take it from the tree right away. You don't want lemons to stay on the tree too long because they will get very large, misshapen, and turn brown.
