Let's talk of the most common Lemon Varieties in the 🌎
- Eureka Lemon
They fruit almost year-round.Fruits are large and thin skinned with minimal seeds and very juicy with a true sour lemon taste. The trees are almost thornless and grow up to 5m tall #SaturdayMotivation
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Meyer Lemon
They are not pure Lemons but a cross between lemon and oranges that originated from China. They have sweet, thin-skinned fruits that are smaller and more round than regular lemons. The trees have small thorns or are nearly thornless and grow 2 - 3 metres tall.
Lisbon Lemon
Lisbon are the most cold hardy of the Lemon varieties described here, they also have the most thorns. They are one of the most commonly grown Lemons in the world. The fruit is smooth, medium to large sized and particularly juicy and acidic - also virtually seedless
Bush Lemon
So called not because of their growth habit, but because they have become naturalised and grow wild in northern Australia. They are a very hardy Lemon, often used as rootstock for other Lemon varieties.
The fruit has thick, knobbly wrinkly skin and has a true Lemon flavour. The juice has high levels of Pectin, which make them ideal for preserves. This variety has thorns, and grows 4 metres tall.
Lemonade
These produce medium sized, round yellow fruit that divides easily. The fruit has a sweeter, refreshing taste with a lemonade-like flavour, and can be eaten straight from the tree. The tree has some thorns and grows 2 - 5 metres tall.
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In Kenya, apples are grown in highlands of Kenya including Trans nzoia, Uasin Gishu, Nandi, Kiambu, Nyeri, Kericho etc. Wambugu Apple, a local variety literally thrives well in all climates in Kenya.
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Best quality and high yielding apples are produced through grafting. Seed propagation is used for rootstock production. The most common apple variety grafted locally is the famous Wambugu Apple. Other apple varieties grown in Kenya are winter banana, top red, brae burn etc
Resistance to crown gall Agrobacterium tumefaciens. This bacterium weakens vines by encouraging the production of large amounts of cytokinins and auxins that induce excessive cell division and elongation.
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Strawberry 🍓🍓 takes around 70 days to mature. Usually, fruits are ready for harvesting 4–6 weeks after blossoming and only the fully ripened (red) berries should be picked because they do not ripen after harvesting.
Strawberries should picked in the morning when the fruits are cool and while dry because when wet, they mold quickly. Soon after harvesting, the berries should be stored unwashed in cool, dry place like in a refrigerator, where they can last for 5-7 days.
Strawberry farming does best in areas whose soil PH is 5.5 6-6.5. The soil should be well drained and weed-free. The crop thrives in hot climate and does not tolerate frost or extremely low temperatures.
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The introduction of improved varieties of the crop has also been instrumental in the success of macadamia in the country
Macadamia is as precious as gold in the world of nuts. By 2011, only a few people knew that it was grown in Kenya.
The guava fruit is a highly palatable and nutritious tropical fruit with a pleasant flavor. It is abundant at moderate prices in Kenya. ... Guavas were reported to grow naturally by most (83.9%) respondents although 37% plant the guava tree
Guava trees grow rapidly and fruit in 2 to 4 years from seed. They live 30 to 40 years but productivity declines after the 15th year.
Trees are more commonly propagated via cuttings and layering
Despite the high production of guavas in the country, processing remains extremely low (3.1%) due to limited knowledge (74.8%) and lack of appropriate equipment (65.9%) leading to the fruit’s economic under exploitation.
🥝 Kiwi 🥝 will thrive in cool climate of the Kenyan highlands where temperatures sometime fall below 10℃. The plants also need a lot of water to thrive so the high amount of rainfall in these regions is ideal.
Loam soils that are well drained and containing a high amount of organic matter are the best. Kiwi plants do not tolerate too much water in the soils. If your soils are a bit compact and water takes a bit of time to drain off, you must plant the vines on raised beds
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