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Lemon

Lemon

(Citrus limon)

The lemon tree prefers a warm, sunny and sheltered location with plenty of light and good air circulation. It requires regular watering, with the soil consistently moist but very well-drained.

Ideally, the soil should be loose, rich in humus and nutrients, with a slightly acidic pH of about 5.5 to 6.5. Waterlogging must be avoided, as the roots are very sensitive to it.

Under optimal conditions, it begins to bear fruit after about 3 to 5 years, producing juicy, aromatic fruits. The plant usually reaches a height of about 2 to 5 meters and grows as an evergreen, often slightly thorny tree or shrub.

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Gs. 45.000
Sale price  Gs. 45.000 Regular price 

Variety Description:

Harvest times may vary slightly depending on the region in Paraguay, climate, and cultivation practices.

Eureka:
- Classic supermarket lemon
- Medium-sized fruits
- Very juicy
- Strongly acidic
- Few seeds
Year-round, main season: March – October

Eureka (Seedless):
- Like Eureka, but almost seedless
- Very juicy
- Consistent fruit quality
- Ideal for cooking and juice
- High demand in retail
Year-round, main season: March – October

Eureka Pink Variegata:
- Decorative variegated leaves
- Pink to lightly colored flesh possible
- Very aromatic
- Ornamental and edible plant
- Attractive for gardens
Year-round, main season: April – September

Persian:
- Few to no seeds
- Very juicy
- Mildly acidic
- Large fruits
Year-round, main season: May – September

Lushington:
- Vigorously growing variety
- Medium-sized fruits
- Wrinkled peel
- Good juice quality
- Very productive
- Robust in warm climates
May – September

Lisbon:
- Very high-yielding variety
- Intense acidity
- Thin peel
- Many fruits per tree
- Strongly aromatic
June – October

Real:
- Medium-sized fruits
- Good adaptation to heat
- Juicy and sour
- Solid yields
May – September

Meyer:
- Cross between lemon & mandarin
- Less acidic than classic lemons
- Very aromatic
- Thin peel
- Slightly sweet taste
April – August (often longer)

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