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Loamy soil is most suitable for lemon cultivation. Lemon is used to enhance the flavor of vegetables, make lemon tea, and make shikanji in summer. Today in this article we are going to tell you about different varieties of lemon. Lemon is cultivated on a large scale. It is yellow and has a very sour and spicy taste. It is used in making chutney, pickles, and sherbet, etc. Apart from this, it is also known for its medicinal properties. Its cultivation requires less care. Today we are going to tell you about these different varieties and their associated characteristics.

Gondhoraj Lebu variety of lemon

Let us tell you that this variety of lemons is cultivated mostly in Bengal. Gondhoraj Lebu is cultivated on a large scale in these areas. Its peels are thick and very strong. Its aroma is very good. Doctors of Bengal use it to prepare medicines.

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Nepali round variety of lemon

Nepali round variety of lemon is cultivated in the southern states of India. This lemon has much more juice than other lemons. Please note that the name of this species is Nepali. But, it is more famous in the southern states.

Mausambi lemon variety of lemon

Mausambi Lemon Akaak is like Mausambi. This is the most easily available variety. You can easily buy it at any fruit or vegetable shop. This is one of the main varieties of lemon, which is slightly bitter and sweet.

Lemon sherbet lemon variety

The peels of Sharbati lemon are quite thick in size. Besides, their juice is also quite thick. Its cultivation is more in the states of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. It is mostly used to make pickles.

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Kaji lemon variety of lemon

Kaji lemon is a famous lemon of Assam state. Let us tell you that it takes about a year for this plant to become ready. This Kaji lemon is more juicy and fresh than other lemons. Let us tell you that it is also used in preparing juice and pickles.

The price of lemon in the market ranges up to Rs 100 per kg. But, sometimes its prices also start touching the sky. However, its demand remains the same in the market. Farmers can get very high profits by cultivating lemons.

Farmers can earn excellent profits by cultivating lemons. It is very important to give plenty of water to the lemon plant. Lemon is used in every household. When added to pulses and vegetables, it enhances its taste. Lemon is also one of the most sold vegetables in India. Cultivating it can prove to be a very profitable deal for the farmer brothers. The price of lemon in the market ranges up to Rs 100 per kg. But, sometimes its prices also start touching the sky. However, its demand remains the same in the market. Farmers can get very high profits by cultivating lemons.

For your information, let us tell you that the lemon which is orange in color is more sour than other lemons. This lemon is used for everything from adding it to vegetables to making pickles. Let us tell you that besides its demand being very high, farmers get huge profits by selling their crops.

An adequate amount of water is very important in the lemon crop.

Before cultivating lemon, it is necessary to prepare the field completely. During the planting of plants, dig a pit about 1 foot deep. Pour water into this pit and leave it. When the water dries, add soil for planting the plant and make a round bed by making a circle around the plant. After this, the farmer's brother pours water into it. During this time, keep in mind that many times the plants do not grow well. For this reason, it is very important to give them adequate water.

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Farmers can benefit from lemons for years

Lemon trees start bearing fruits only after three and a half years of plantation. One plant yields three thousand kilos in a year depending on the market. Once planted, a lemon orchard provides fruits for 30 years, which means that farmers can get profits from it for 30 years. By cultivating lemon, farmers can earn an income of up to lakhs of rupees in a few years.