How To Grow A Lemon Tree From Seed In 2020

How To Grow Your Own Lemon Tree Plant Right From A Store Bought Lemon! Its super easy, just takes time and patience. The key is in germinating the seeds which can take up to a month. Once germinated, the little trees grow fast and you could be swimming in Lemons if grown right!

In this video I will show you step-by-step how to sprout and grow your very own Lemon tree right from the seeds of a store-bought Lemon. Follow along and try this with you kids! Works with most Citrus plants actually, so experiment with your favorites!

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If you're just starting out gardening in 2020, this inexpensive set of tools from Amazon can get you and your veggies up and running this spring! I know there is a fevered and renewed interest in gardening and many of you are seasoned vets. But remember that there's a whole population out there that hasn't gardened before. Let's help them out and encourage as much as possible! Affiliate links below:


The 10x20 nursery trays are a gardener's NECESSITY. Put that new DIY potting mix to use as your make your own seedlings and starter plants. Use the Amazon Afilliate links below to find the right ones for you!

[WickedNinja]

the best seed to lemon plant video on youtube

[ThatKyGirl]

I’ve done this but my seed was from a lemon wedge that came in my glass of sweet tea from Cracker Barrel.. I’ve had my lemon tree about 12 years now. Great video, thx for sharing

[Lenteanalogo]

How about watering? do you water regular? And sun... should they have direct sunlight? Thanks

[Pippa]

This is the one thing I'm desperate to try to grow, so I'm going to try to get some seeds from my lemons
tomorrow. Thank you!

[RajiTripathi]

Thank you for your demonstration. I had tried to keep seeds in a damp towel for few days before planting but had no success with germination. Then, I thought, perhaps my store-bought lemons were irradiated, hence no germination.
You have given me new hope. I will try your way, with an organic variety of lemons.
Thanks again for inspiring me and many of your other viewers.

[sharidibuduo]

Great Video!! Thank You!
Can't wait till spring!
🌱❤

[OvGraphics]

Hello Ripe Tomato!
(Just planted 36 Better Boys today. Whew!) My mother had an orange tree she started from a seed. It made miniature fruit which tasted like lemons here in zone 7. Overwintered in the house. She finally donated that thing to a new middle school here in town to go in their modern atrium whatever in the middle of the main floor under the sun roof.
I had never considered having a lemon tree for myself until about 30 minutes ago. I think it might come in handy in times to come. Went looking and there you were! So thank you very much for your GREAT video. Got it stashed in two different places for further reference. Gonna grab a bag of organic lemons tomorrow!

[melvina]

I'm going to try this same procedure with orange seeds. Thank you for the information.

[sireena]

You’ve inspired me to finally grow some balls and make my channel, thank you so much!!!! I love your content, you’re freaking hilarious :)

[jovybaliguat]

Woww nice..now I know how to begin with lemon trees thank you for sharing your beautiful vedeo 👍😍

[OvGraphics]

Back atcha Ripe Tomater! Wound up with 48 Better Boys for the most part this year. Grew 36 from seed and then bought a dozen more. I had planned on going from my usual 24 down to 12 but then Biden happened so my dreams of cutting my garden in half sorta fell by the wayside. I'm bringing the drat things down to the house in 5 gallon buckets two at the time every other day. Good gosh! BUT...why I wrote. So you inspired me to do the lemon seed trick if you recall. I planted a dozen in those larger seed tray thingies and waited and waited and, well I gave up. Just set 'em aside for a failure. Then one day I saw a teeny little sprout in a cell so I started watering again. Turned out (in their own good time) that 9 out of 12 cells have baby lemon trees. I doubt that I'll see a lemon in my lifetime but the project has been fun so far. I'll baby 'em and keep them fed and watered, diapers changed, repotted and so forth to see what comes with my little Bonsai lemon trees. Just wanted to update and thank you again! Ya done good!!!
Your bestest fan in Alabam,
Norm

[jameswales]

Thankyou for being my lockdown gardening tutor, your vids are the easiest to follow, currently growing peppers and onions, also trying broccoli with the same method as the onion, I’m three floors up in a uk city so very interested In regrowing and very jealous of your garden 🙈😂

[champagnepete]

Nice I'm gonna try this. I put my mango seed in the tray last Friday (:

[aida]

Hello Ripe Tomato!! Had to come back and check out your video because I want get some fruits and vegetables started for my very first time indoors, but I had to start with lemon seeds again!!❤😊

[crowfurprouductions]

Very helpful. You just earned a new subscriber

[usewisdom]

Thank you much. Much appreciated step by step. You're amazing.

[barbarafugazzotto]

Hi,
Can I use the same procedure for the oranges seeds?
Sorry I ask you everything 😅

Thanks

[debbiej.]

I've done this with lemon, grapefruit, mandarines, and limes with success. They're very pretty little plants. Mine are likely to remain small- maybe I'll take up bonsai- since I live in an apartment with limited space, and I'm growing them inside. I've got them in much smaller pots than your gallon pots, so I don't expect them to hit the the ceiling. My oldest, and largest are about two years old. If I had a house with a yard, it would be great fun to put some in the ground.

[FarmLifewithKids]

I just did my garden tour video. And I showed my young lemon trees. It’s so exciting to grow trees from seed, right?!