For all this series of reasons and even more, lemon is essential to have at home, perhaps by growing it directly. Its plant in the garden must be covered during the winter, being intolerant to harsh and low temperatures.
A fabric/non-woven sheet will suffice which performs the protective function of the plant but, at the same time, allows it to breathe because the classic condensation does not create. Once this premise has been made, a lemon plant must be fertilized in spring and continuing until summer.
An organic fertilizer that is rich in exclusive properties should be considered , while the fertilizer can be created directly at home.
DIY homemade fertilizer:
To do this, experts recommend purchasing a composter where you will insert ruminant manure with leaves, legumes, shells, roots and mulch. Immediately afterwards cover with water and leave to rest for three weeks (outside, considering a strong and unpleasant smell).
Inside the compound you will find all the properties for the lemon plant and for growing its strong, beautiful and juicy fruits such as iron, phosphorus and potassium.