A lemon tree that you grow from seed might not produce fruit for a couple of years, or at all, but that’s ok, my friends. Even if it doesn’t, you’ll have a nice, leafy green plant to spruce up your place. With a little luck and time, your tree might bloom a little and fruit even small lemons! Trust me, the plant itself is so beautiful, you won’t regret it.
Just keep in mind that lemon trees need sun and a little extra love, especially if you’re growing them indoors. With some love and care your plant will blossom and bring some fresh green into your home.
Creating your own lemon tree in a cup is surprisingly easy and extremely rewarding. Adds some green to your home, and also gives you the satisfaction of watching something grow from nothing. Even if it never ripens, you’ll still have a lovely indoor plant with an invigorating citrus fragrance. I love me lemon tree. You’ll yours too.
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