Lemon Trees

[trubrit]

I have updated the original topic.As perBob's link.

[udonviking]

If you head out of town on the A2 towards Khon Kean there are a few places on the left side, just after Mitubushi showroom, selling plants.
I know someone who bought lemon tress from there about a month ago, not sure how much though.

Thanks a lot!

[karonsteve]

So why do the Thai's take the lemons away?

Maybe a reflex action?

[trubrit]

So why do the Thai's take the lemons away?

Maybe a reflex action?

Because there free.Maybe even to sell .

[Aardvark]

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[udonviking]

Here we are three years later. Picked over 50kgs already and about that much on the bush again, this year.

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The Thai's don't use lemons very much , preferring the smaller lime for their somtum etc. So apart from my G&T , a few on my morning pancakes and in my tea we give the rest away.I had two bushes but the wind knocked one down, so I grafted a cutting onto this one . It worked very well, as you can see .

Your lemon trees is absolutely beautiful and I would be very interested in a cutting if that is possible

[trubrit]

I, m out Nong Wai, Non Wau So way. You can either come over and cut off what you want, I'll PM address, or I will drop them off somewhere in town, next time i'm in .A few lemons as well .

[udonviking]

I, m out Nong Wai, Non Wau So way. You can either come over and cut off what you want, I'll PM address, or I will drop them off somewhere in town, next time i'm in .A few lemons as well .

wow that's extremely nice of you It would be very easy for me if you could drop them of in town. If you have a favorite hangout, I could come and meet you there. Lets continue the communication on PM

[TicToc]

Bought some seeds from Uk a few years ago,the plant is about 5ft looks healthy but no lemons.Anyone have any ideas
why no fruit?

[rick]

Depends on variety, but need about 5 years or more. Our Lime tree started fruiting when about 2 metres tall.

[TicToc]

Thanks Rick,seems like i'll have to wait a bit longer then.

[stattointhailand]

Took a couple of cuttings about 9 months ago, put them into pots and basically forgot about them.
Just noticed that they have sprouted a few new branches and leaves (one has even produced some flower which is amazing as it's only about 8/10ins big).
Normally I'd remove the flowers so as not to put any undue strain on the plant, but I think I'll leave this alone, just to see if it manages to produce any fruit (and what size)