Lemon Bonsai: The Ideal Bonsai for Warm Climates

It is perfect for beginners and survives in various types of soil.

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There are several species of lemons that can become bonsai, such as Meyer, Sicilian, Clove, Galego and Tahiti.

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Meyer lemon is a great choice for those who live in colder areas.

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Before producing fruit, you will see scented flowers that can be white, yellow or orange.

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The ideal is to grow it outside the home, in a place where your lemon receives direct sun.

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Watering should be done shortly after the soil dries out.

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