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𝕕𝕚𝕒𝕟𝕖𝕒 🏳️‍⚧️🦋 • diaspora
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemon
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smellsofbikes
smellsofbikes • diaspora
Lemon trees -- or at least the one in my living room -- also have 3 cm long needle sharp spikes all over. They're mean trees.
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Clara Listensprechen
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I expect that's because your lemon is still a sapling. Other fruit trees that grow needle sharp spikes while they're saplings are apples, pears and apricots.
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Till
Till • friendica
@Clara Listensprechen @smellsofbikes

Actually, 3cm is nothing for a lemon tree. I've seen up 8-9cm on a grown lemon tree.
@Clara Listensprechen @smellsofbikes
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Jonathan Lamothe
Jonathan Lamothe • friendica
What's strange to me is that "citron" is the French word for lemon. I have no idea what "citron" is in this context.
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Clara Listensprechen
Clara Listensprechen friendica
Bitter lemon is my guess, because the grocery store lemon isn't wild.
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Khurram Wadee
Khurram Wadee • diaspora
Most fruits and vegetables have co-evolved through selective breeding for hundreds and thousands of years.
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Till
Till • friendica
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And they are full of those thorns.
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