The pink lemon tree is an ornamental and productive variety of the common lemon tree. It stands out for the colorful appearance of its fruits and foliage, combining aesthetic beauty and practicality in gardens or home orchards.

Main characteristics:

• Height: Can reach between 2 and 4 meters, with a medium size and rounded crown.

• Crown and trunk: Short trunk with thorny branches and light gray bark.

• Leaves: Green variegated with creamy edges, giving it a decorative look all year round.

• Flowering and fruit: Blooms several times a year, producing highly fragrant white flowers with pinkish tones. Its fruits are yellow lemons with pink stripes and slightly pink flesh, acidic and aromatic in flavor.

• Adaptability: Thrives in mild, sunny climates; ideal for both pots and gardens.

Recommended uses:
Perfect for urban orchards, terraces, decorative gardens, or small spaces. Adds color, fragrance, and elegance, along with edible fruit.

Basic care:

• Location: Requires full sun and protection from wind and frost.

• Soil and watering: Prefers fertile, well-drained soil; maintain regular watering without waterlogging.

• Maintenance: Prune after harvest to maintain shape and encourage new growth.

• Precautions: Watch for scale insects and aphids; use biological control or ecological treatments if needed.