All Time (Baramasi) Kagzi Lemon (Nimbu) Grafted Plant
- Produces thin-skinned, juicy lemons with a refreshing tang, ideal for drinks, pickles, and everyday cooking.
- Can flower and fruit in multiple flushes throughout the year under suitable conditions.
- Grafted plants generally begin bearing fruit earlier than seed-grown plants.
- Suitable for sunny gardens and large terrace pots with well-draining soil and regular care.
Description
All Time (Baramasi) Kagzi Lemon (Nimbu) Grafted Plant is an evergreen citrus prized for its thin-skinned, juicy fruits and refreshing sour flavour. A popular choice for kitchen gardens, it can flower and fruit in multiple cycles under suitable warm conditions.
Plant Characteristics
Plant Type: Grafted evergreen citrus tree
Foliage: Aromatic green leaves
Growth Habit: Bushy, branching plant; may develop thorns
Flowering & Fruiting: Multiple seasonal flushes; varies with climate, maturity, and care
Fruit Characteristics
Fruit Colour: Green, turning pale yellow when ripe
Fruit Taste: Sour, juicy, and refreshing
Fruit Use: Nimbu pani, pickles, dressings, and everyday cooking
Growing Requirements
Climate: Warm tropical to subtropical conditions; protect from frost
Sunlight: At least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight daily
Pot Size: Start with an 18–24 inch pot; increase as the plant grows
Soil: Fertile, well-draining soil enriched with organic matter
Watering: Water when topsoil begins to dry; avoid waterlogging
Shipping & Replacement
All plants are delivered within 24–48 hours. All live plants are shipped by air wherever possible, while in-eligible PIN codes may be served through a partial-air shipping route.
In case of any transit damage, missing items, or incorrect products, please report it to us on WhatsApp within 48 hours of delivery, along with clear photos and an unboxing video, so we can arrange a fresh replacement.
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