Lemons, valued for their flavor and usefulness, are rich in vitamin C and aid digestion. Lemon seeds are often overlooked, but they have multiple uses. After enjoying the lemon, save the seeds, rinse them, and peel the outer skin. Place the seeds in damp cotton for a week until a shoot sprouts. Once it develops roots, transfer it to a pot with well-draining soil. Ensure the soil stays moist and keep the plant in a well-lit, warm spot. Eventually, you’ll have a lemon tree.
Lemon seeds can also serve as natural perfumers. Wash them but leave the skin intact. Place them in a small bag and use them to freshen drawers, cabinets, or rooms. When near a heater, they release a delightful lemon scent. Don’t underestimate the potential of lemon seeds; they’re versatile and fragrant, offering various practical applications.
