Why do you need to transplant a lemon at home?
It is necessary to replant your homemade lemon. Transplantation should be carried out regularly. Without this procedure, the plant will experience an acute lack of nutrients, since the soil in the flower pot is depleted very quickly.
Young lemon trees grow intensively and quickly develop a root system.
They very soon become cramped in a flower pot. They are transplanted frequently and into larger containers. In this case, fresh, fertile soil is used. In large plants, the roots do not grow so quickly and they require replanting less often.
When replanting, you must follow the deadlines and not disturb the plant at unspecified times.
Is it possible to replant lemons at home in winter? It is not recommended to replant indoor lemons in winter. In winter, lemon is best kept at a low temperature. At this time, the plant is in a dormant period and hardly grows. It is dangerous to disturb him at this time. It will recover poorly after transplantation, which will affect its further growth and fruiting.
Favorable time for transplantation
The best time is the end of winter. During this period, the tree has not yet entered into active growth, and therefore spends less energy than usual. So it will tolerate changing the soil and pot painlessly. If you missed this moment, don't despair. A period of lull in growth is observed in the summer (somewhere in the middle).
But in truth, if it presses too hard, then replant the lemon without giving a damn about the preferred timing. There are 2 options: wait for the weather by the sea and watch how the tree bends, or take it and do it.
I recently told you how to grow pomegranates at home. Be sure to read it - you can plant pomegranates at your place too.
