First of all, decide whether you want to grow from lemon seeds or from a plant prepared in pot. The plant will take some time when growing from seeds, but this method is the most economical. Wash lemon seeds thoroughly and keep it in wet cloth and allow for 1-2 weeks. After sprouting, apply it in the soil.

Earthen choice also matters a lot. Lemon likes light and drainage soil. You can add some sand and manure to the normal garden soil so that the plant grows quickly. The lemon plant is not very fond of water, so keep the soil moist but avoid pouring water.

Sunlight is very important for lemon. If at least 5-6 hours a day, sunlight comes directly on the plant, the fruits will be quick and juicy. If you are growing it indoors, then try to keep the plant near the window or you can also use light floral lamps.

It is also necessary to fertilize the plant regularly. It is good to give organic manure or chemical NPK fertilizer for home prepared lemon once a week. This will keep the leaves green in the plant and the fruits will be more juicy.

Lemon plant may often apply kites or leaf insects. To control it, use neem extract or light soap water spray. This will keep the plant healthy and fruits will come quickly.

The biggest feature of lemon plants grown at home is that they are free from chemicals and are real taste. You can use them in salad, juice or chutney.