Kagzi lemon plant grafted, Nimboo Live Plant (Air Layered/Guti Kolom) Very Big Size Fruit “Special Variety”(Fruit After 6 Month)

Bountiful Beauty: Kagzi Lemon (Grafted) for Homegrown Citrus Delights

Bring the taste of fresh lemons to your home with the Kagzi lemon plant (Nimboo)! This grafted beauty boasts a special variety known for producing very big size fruits, potentially as early as 6 months after planting (depending on growing conditions).

Grafting Advantage:

This plant is grafted, a technique that combines the desirable fruit-bearing qualities of a specific Kagzi lemon variety with the strong rootstock of another citrus plant. This can result in a healthier plant that matures faster and potentially produces larger fruit compared to ungrafted varieties.

Big Fruit, Big Rewards:

Kagzi lemons are known for their juicy flesh and vibrant flavor, perfect for adding a zesty touch to your culinary creations. The larger size of the fruit promised by this special variety translates to more juice and potentially even more zest for your favorite recipes.

Air Layered (Guti Kolom):

The “Air Layered” or “Guti Kolom” method refers to a propagation technique where a branch is encouraged to grow roots while still attached to the mother plant. This can result in a more mature plant at the time of purchase, potentially accelerating fruit production compared to seedlings.

Here are some quick tips for growing your Kagzi lemon:

• Sunlight: Place your plant in a location receiving at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily.
• Watering: Water regularly, allowing the top inch of soil to dry before watering again.
• Soil: Well-draining soil is crucial. Consider using a citrus potting mix or adding perlite to regular potting soil for improved drainage.
• Fertilization: Use a citrus-specific fertilizer during the growing season (usually spring and summer).

With proper care, you can enjoy these large, juicy Kagzi lemons homegrown in your own space!

Please note: While the listing mentions fruit production within 6 months, it’s important to understand that actual fruiting times can vary depending on several factors like sunlight, watering, and overall plant health.