Lemon seedlings from grocery store fruit need warm temps, direct indoor sun, and watering when soil surface dries. Fertilize monthly at half strength. Repot incrementally when they need water every 2–3 days.
Enjoy them as foliage plants; flowering and fruiting are rare bonuses.
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