Question
I took lemon seeds from a lemon and I would like to know how to plant then.

Answer
Hi Henry,
Thanx for your question.  I have posted on this subject several times.  If you want to save yourself some time, you may want to use the FIND box shown in the upper right hand corner to see if a question has already been answered.

Here is an answer I provided someone back in 2007.

Thanx for your question.  Most citrus seed is easy to germinate.  However, the resulting tree will probably not produce the exact same fruit or quality of tree similar to what you purchased because most citrus in the U.S. are hybrids and are grown on separate rootstock.  so, there will always be some genetic variation.  That doesn't mean the fruit will not be usable.  It is fun to try though.  Allow the seed to dry out for a few days and then plant the seeds in good potting soil, moist, but not soggy and about 1/2 inch deep.  Keep warm and watered and germination will occur in a less than 2 weeks.  Allow the seedling to grow about 4-6 inches tall with several sets of leaves before pricking out gently and planting it in a separate pot.  I hope this helps.

Tom