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Lemon 🍋 tree

annegaelle1998annegaelle1998 Posts: 66
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Hi everyone, when do you know it’s the best time to repot. I have 2 lemons tree they’ve been growing a little bit in winter but not a lot. They’ll be 1 year old second of may. Is the pot good for another year or should I transplant them in a deeper pot since they’re trees? Thank you :) 
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  • annegaelle1998annegaelle1998 Posts: 66
    Here’s a photo:
  • Nanny BeachNanny Beach Posts: 8,669
    Has that pot got drainage holes,where abouts do you live? What is your feeding/watering regime?
  • Nanny BeachNanny Beach Posts: 8,669
    Has that pot got drainage holes,where abouts do you live? What is your feeding/watering regime?
  • Nanny BeachNanny Beach Posts: 8,669
    I didn't post twice,site is having a funny half hour
  • ObelixxObelixx Posts: 29,857
    Assuming your plant is in a pot with drainage holes and which lives inside the white pot, you will see roots poking out of the bottom and that is the signal to pot on a size.

    If not, transfer it to a pot with holes so it doesn't get waterlogged.   Feed it a high nitrogen (N) feed this spring and summer to encourage healthy foliage.   When it's older, it will need a feed higher in phosphorus and potassium (P & K) thru autumn and winter to encourage flowers and fruiting. 
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  • annegaelle1998annegaelle1998 Posts: 66
    Nanny Beach said:
    Has that pot got drainage holes,where abouts do you live? What is your feeding/watering regime?
    Hi Nanny, it does have holes. I give them a good soak every week depends on the temperatures in winter here (Canada ) the appartement get really dry so I water them often and bring them in my bathroom when I shower lol  for the humidity. In spring I water less but they seems in really good shape. 
  • annegaelle1998annegaelle1998 Posts: 66
    Again sorry for my English I’m from the French part of Canada lol. 
  • Nanny BeachNanny Beach Posts: 8,669
    Did you grow them from a pip or buy them?
  • philippasmith2philippasmith2 Posts: 3,497
    Canada doesn't really have the ideal climate for Citrus trees.  If you plan to keep them as houseplants, you will eventually need rather large containers.  Indoors, they aren't too happy with a dry atmosphere either.
    Best of luck and no need to apologise  for your English - it's perfect :):)
  • annegaelle1998annegaelle1998 Posts: 66
    Nanny Beach said:
    Did you grow them from a pip or buy them?
    From seeds 
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