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How to plant a Meyer lemon tree
To plant a Meyer lemon tree in the ground, we recommend choosing a sunny spot, sheltered from cold winds. The best time to plant is in spring, once any risk of frost has passed. The Meyer lemon appreciates well-drained soil rich in organic matter. It is important to work the soil deeply before planting by adding compost.
Before planting, it is advisable to soak the tree's roots in water for a few hours to encourage better growth. Dig a hole large enough to accommodate the roots, taking care not to pack them down. Place the tree in the hole, cover the roots with soil and tamp lightly. Water thoroughly after planting.
It's also important to monitor watering, making sure to keep the soil cool but not soggy. During the winter, it is best to protect the Meyer lemon tree from the cold by mulching it and covering it with winter fleece if necessary.
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Limonero Meyer
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