Australian lemon caviar
Australian lemon caviar
Lemon caviar can be grown in a pot, but in this case, attention must be paid to good drainage and periodic fertilization of the plant, and it is necessary to recycle the pot (change its soil) in the spring every 2-3 years.
The shrub is watered whenever the soil dries out, avoiding waterlogging, and bearing in mind that potted shrubs will dry out faster than those planted in the soil.
Fertilize periodically during the growing season, especially if planted in a pot, with attention to providing it with microelements.
Annual vegetative pruning to get rid of dry or tangled branches and to open the heart of the shrub in order to provide better lighting and ventilation. Taking care when pruning to avoid injury to sharp thorns of the bush.