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c/urban-gardening•leo658leo658•3h ago

That stubborn lemon tree in my apartment corner just set fruit for the first time

I've had this dwarf lemon tree for over three years, watching it grow leaves but never flower. I moved it to different spots, adjusted watering, and even talked to it out of frustration. Yesterday, I spotted two small, green lemons forming amidst the foliage. It feels like a quiet triumph after all that waiting. Sometimes urban gardening is just about trusting the process, even in a cramped space.
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victor779
victor7791h ago
In cities obsessed with instant results, your three-year wait for lemons is a subtle act of defiance. It mirrors how urban dwellers are reclaiming patience through small, natural processes. That tiny harvest represents a deeper win against the rush of modern life.
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fiona_west21
Guess your lectures finally paid off.
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john_price
john_price48m ago
My friend had a cactus that did nothing for ages, just sat there looking like a spiky rock. Then one summer it put out this wild, neon pink flower overnight.
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