Kagzi Lemon Grafted Hybrid Live Plant

Original price was: ₹999.00.Current price is: ₹499.00.

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  • Plant Type: Heavy-Juicing Grafted Kagzi Nimbu
  • Pot Status: Well-rooted live plant in nursery bag
  • Sunlight: 6–8 hours full direct sunlight
  • Fruiting: All-season heavy bearer (Baramasi)
  • Guarantee: Live arrival guarantee with nursery-direct pricing
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About the Kagzi Lemon Grafted Hybrid Plant

The Kagzi Lemon (Citrus aurantifolia) is India’s most celebrated lime variety, revered for its paper-thin skin (‘Kagzi’), intense aromatic zest, and overflowing juice content. Our grafted hybrid specimen is specially cultivated for rapid growth and prolific all-season (Baramasi) fruiting in home gardens and terrace pots.

Key Features & Highlights

  • High Juice Yield: Thin peel ensures maximum juice extraction with that classic authentic tart lime aroma.
  • Year-Round Fruiting: Grafted hybrid genetics ensure continuous flowering and harvesting cycles throughout the year.
  • Container-Ready: Grows happily in a 12- to 16-inch terracotta or plastic container on sunny terraces.
  • Immunity & Kitchen Staple: Rich source of natural Vitamin C and bioflavonoids for everyday culinary and health drinks.

Complete Plant Care Guide

☀️ Sunlight: Place in full direct sunlight for at least 6 to 8 hours daily for abundant flowering and fruit set.

💧 Watering: Water deeply when the top 1.5 inches of soil feel dry. Avoid over-watering during bloom to prevent flower drop.

🪴 Soil & Potting: Requires well-drained garden soil enriched with 30% vermicompost and 20% coarse river sand.

🌿 Fertilizer: Feed monthly with mustard cake liquid fertilizer, bone meal, and micronutrient spray (zinc & iron).

✂️ Care Tip: Prune inward-growing shoots to let maximum sunlight penetrate into the center of the canopy.

Direct From SA Plant Hub

Supplied fresh from our Kolkata nursery with breathable protective packaging for reliable live plant arrival anywhere in India.