Is this Desi lemon
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Re: Is this Desi lemon
[emoji17]no one? I actually bought 2 plants from a renowned nursery. The nursery guy said these are Desi lemons (summer bounty) it's been two years now and they haven't even blossomed. My mali says it's not lemon at all. I'm confused.
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Re: Is this Desi lemon
Nobody can recognize just from the leaves. This is certainly a Citrus. Why do you expect a tree to blossom in a pot? Don't throw throw away the tree. Transplant it in a sunny location and let it grow on its own in a location where you don't see it everyday. One fine day, you will see the lemons growing :-)Shazia Khurram wrote:[emoji17]no one? I actually bought 2 plants from a renowned nursery. The nursery guy said these are Desi lemons (summer bounty) it's been two years now and they haven't even blossomed. My mali says it's not lemon at all. I'm confused.
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Re: Is this Desi lemon
Thank you Farooq sahab for your positive reply. Especially the "plant it somewhere where you don't see it everyday" Two years back I planned on building a little patio and planting them there, but the plans got delayed. I'm starting on that patio from tomorrow inshallah and will be planting them on ground in a day or two. Thanks again.
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Re: Is this Desi lemon
Gardening is a game of patience.
When planting remember a 100 Rs. plant requires a 200 Rs pit.
When planting remember a 100 Rs. plant requires a 200 Rs pit.
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Re: Is this Desi lemon
Desi lemon plant is full of thorns.it doesnt seems desi,but lizmon. Desi lemon takes 5 years taking fruit
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Desi lemon plant is full of thorns and matured In 5 years.i think pic is of lizmon lemon seedless and much bigger in size
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Re: Is this Desi lemon
Zamindarnersery: I just googled Lisbon lemons. Those looks utterly fantastic. Fingers crossed I didn't know Desi lemons had thorns. Thanks for your input.
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Re: Is this Desi lemon
Ma'am, there has been no update from you since May 2015-have you found its variety & has it stared bearing fruit ?Shazia Khurram wrote: ↑May 28th, 2015, 6:01 am Zamindarnersery: I just googled Lisbon lemons. Those looks utterly fantastic. Fingers crossed I didn't know Desi lemons had thorns. Thanks for your input.
To add for information: Desi lemon is slow growing & late fruit bearing variety, rarely seen these days. I have read that growing it is banned by (Punjab) Govt , as it is more prone to disease & can spread it to other citrus trees.Chinese Lemon had replaced it but the disadvantage is that it
( Chinese) is available only in winters & not in summers. Lately,NARC has introduced a Mexican Variety, which they claim is summer fruiting.I have a 3 years old plant now in blossom/forming fruit; hopefully should be ready for harvesting in Jul.