Keep a pot of it at home, it has a refreshing fragrance and can remove odors, and eating a bite of its fruit is more effective than cupping!

Only by planting lemons like this can they grow into a small forest!

1. Collect the lemon seeds, soak them in water for 3-5 days, then use a knife to remove the membrane outside the seeds, being careful not to hurt your hands. You can also choose not to peel it, but the germination may be slower.

2. Prepare wet paper towels, place the lemon seeds on the wet paper towels, wrap them with plastic wrap, or place them on a router to germinate. Basically, in about 5 days, the lemon seeds will grow long sprouts.

3. Prepare flower pots and loose, breathable nutrient soil. You can pick up a few small stones and place them at the bottom of the flower pot to ensure water permeability and air permeability.

4. Put the nutrient soil in the flowerpot, water the soil thoroughly, then plant the germinated lemon seeds in it, and cover it with a thin layer of soil. Make sure the end where the sprout comes out is facing upwards, and don't put it upside down.

5. Place the flower pot in a well-lit place, and be sure to spray water on the surface of the pot to ensure that the surface is slightly moist. Basically, it only takes about a week for the lemon to sprout small buds and start to grow.

6. When the small buds grow more than 4 leaves, it is best to transplant the lemon. Otherwise, with so many seedlings crowded in one pot, they won’t grow very vigorously.

7. Prepare a larger flowerpot and transplant the lemon seedlings. First place the lemon in a cool and ventilated place for about a week, and then move it to the sun for more time.

8. If you want the lemon to grow into a large potted plant as quickly as possible, you need to expose it to more sunlight and place it on the south balcony. In the hot summer and autumn, you should basically water it once every 3-5 days. You can also occasionally spray water around the flowerpot to ensure sufficient air humidity.

9. Lemons grown from seedlings will take about 7-8 years to bear fruit, so flower lovers must have enough patience. If you think the fruiting time is too long, you can also graft the lemon branches onto other fruit trees after they become woody, which will greatly shorten the fruiting time.

10. The simplest way is to go to the flower market and buy a grafted lemon tree. When changing the pot, add some fermented chicken manure as base fertilizer. Expose it to more sunlight and add more potassium fertilizer, that is, wood ash, so that the lemons can grow big and abundant!

Drinking a glass of lemon water in summer is refreshing and delicious!

Although it is autumn now, the temperature remains high. So in such weather, we might as well have a glass of honey lemon water, which can clear away heat and relieve summer heat. It tastes amazing after a sip!

1. Wash the lemon

The peel of fresh lemons feels like it is coated with a layer of wax, so before making lemonade, it is best to dip the lemon peel in water, rub it with salt a few times, and then rinse it with clean water.

2. Slice lemon

Slice the lemons thinly and remove the seeds to prevent them from being too bitter.

3. Make lemonade

Prepare a clean glass bottle or other container, put a layer of honey at the bottom of the bottle, then add lemon slices, and then add honey. Repeat this several times until the bottle is 80% full. The top layer should also be covered with honey.

4. Store in sealed containers

After preparation, seal the jar containing honey lemon with plastic wrap and store it in the refrigerator.

5. Drink directly

After about a week, the honey lemon water you make can be consumed! Every time you want to drink it, put 1-2 slices of lemon in the cup, then pour some honey soaked in lemon, and finally add warm or cold water according to your taste, and you can drink it directly!