It may be ready for some food, transplant it up? I think it looks ready for a nice soil.
Is that a chemical based nutrient line?
I belive it is
If you're going to eventually eat the lemons I'd highly suggest going at least a semi organic route! The notill style of farming would definitely do you well. There's a thread here on riu about it all
I want one. Explain please. Thanks.
I was eating some Ramen noodles, I like ramen with lots of lemon and tapatio. I peeled the shell off of the seeds and put them in a moist paper towel, it took about a week for the roots to develop. One of 5 seeds I did this to grew the others rotted. I kept it in a dark warm place I'd say maybe 83F until the roots were about 1/2 then I put it in a rockwool cube that I made a hole in and filled with seedling mix. after about a week the leaves developed, but I noticed they were yellow and curled. So I took it out of the rockwool and it's now in a seedling soil I got at wallmart. It's getting 24hrs of 300w LED light Temps range from 68F-78F. be very careful not to damage the cotyledons when your peeling the shell, its kind of difficult because they are slippery. hold the seed with a paper towel in one hand and with your finger nail peel back the white shell.
