is it okay for a lemon tree seedling?
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yes it is great for any plant because of all the nutrients in it and it is organic
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From research that I have done, a combination of soil made for palm/cactus/citrus plants and standard Miracle Grow should be used. When I replanted my tree I used nearly an entire bag of the palm/cactus/citrus soil and about an equal amount of Miracle Grow. My tree is thriving and has multiple "baby" lemons on it. It is also recommended that you fertilize it a few times over Spring and Summer, but not over the winter. Recommended fertilizers are those high in nitrogen. I use a fish emulsion that is a 5-1-1- ratio of nitrogen, phosphate and soluble potash. I hope this helps. Good luck. From research that I have done, a combination of soil made for palm/cactus/citrus plants and standard Miracle Grow should be used. When I replanted my tree I used nearly an entire bag of the palm/cactus/citrus soil and about an equal amount of Miracle Grow. My tree is thriving and has multiple "baby" lemons on it. It is also recommended that you fertilize it a few times over Spring and Summer, but not over the winter. Recommended fertilizers are those high in nitrogen. I use a fish emulsion that is a 5-1-1- ratio of nitrogen, phosphate and soluble potash. I hope this helps. Good... » Read More From research that I have done, a combination of soil made for palm/cactus/citrus plants and standard Miracle Grow should be used. When I replanted my tree I used nearly an entire bag of the palm/cactus/citrus soil and about an equal amount of Miracle Grow. My tree is thriving and has multiple "baby" lemons on it. It is also recommended that you fertilize it a few times over Spring and Summer, but not over the winter. Recommended fertilizers are those high in nitrogen. I use a fish emulsion that is a 5-1-1- ratio of nitrogen, phosphate and soluble potash. I hope this helps. Good luck. « Show Less
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I have both citrus and fig trees but haven't considered using it on my fig trees as they are relatively short. My guess is that it would work provided that the Figs weren't too soft.
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That's what we were going to do but ours died in the infancy stage :-(. I would recommend that you go to a nursery and ask which potting soil would be best as they have many varieties.
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I would recomend you use Soil Reef Gardners Blend for this, and yes, you would work it into the root zone around your plants, careful not to damage their roots.
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I would see no reason why not. It's just a plastic tray so removing the seedlings should be easy enough
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Do not know. I purchased my first in March. It seems very healthy. There has been very little growth in the tree,
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I live in NY and my lemon tree has produced more flowers and fruit since bringing it inside for winter. It gets quite a lot of indirect, but bright sunlight all day. It seems even happier inside.
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I am not the seller so I don't know about the warranty. I gave my Lemon tree as a gift for Xmas and it's still growing, but I've had Meyers lemon trees for years and I keep them inside all year long. Just provide a sunny spot for them. I'm from Pittsburgh, by the way, so you should be fine.
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I Live in Florida, I can say that here it grows very fast and the tree is incredible healthy and beautiful. I suggest you to check in this page for the hardiness zones , http://www.arborday.org/media/zones.cfm. this tree is recommended for zones 8 to 10 but if you has a green house or you dint want it grow as a tree I know people who as it in a big pot in a sun room. Good luck. I hope it grow well.
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That depends on what you're trying to grow! The bulbs do get slightly warm so you wouldn't want to burn your seedlings. I would google it and search for the type of plant you're specifically growing.
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As long as the roots are always in water, it will be fine. Change the water weekly and keep out of direct sunlight.
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I think it should be good enough, I use it to grow plants in my 15+ gallon refugium. Need to be careful with the two plastic knobs that assemble the neck, don't over tighten them, they will break.
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If your seedlings longer than 3-4 inch and, they have at least 3-4 leafs yes you can use it. Otherwise all seedlings are very sensitive before 3-4 inch long. Make sure your nutrients EC level is at most 1,5 before use it for young seedlings.
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Good Morning. I live in New York. I have been growing lemon, limes, figs, etc. for years. I keep them in a large pot. The pots are one foot by one foot. This helps control their size. I only leave them out doors when temperatures are above 55. You have to make sure they have really good drainage and lots of bright light. I also feed them a citrus food. When they are in the house I use grow lights. I have been fortunate with an abundance of fruit. Good luck!
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Yes, I use it on my container citrus trees. The only thing I'm not sure of is bringing the plants inside. I don't think fruit trees would do well indoors. If you live in the area you may check with Wegman's nursery in Redwood City. They're very knowledgeable. Good luck!
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Actually I did some lemons last week and they worked just fine. The bottom container only contained the juice and the seeds did not get through. Good luck!