The Trick to Storing Lemons for 3 Months or More and Preventing Them from Rotting

Avoid washing lemons before storing — moisture can encourage mold. Wash just before use.

Check lemons weekly for signs of spoilage and remove any bad ones promptly.

Store away from strong-smelling foods to keep their fresh citrus scent.

FAQ
Q: Can I store cut lemons for months?
A: No, cut lemons spoil faster. Use cut lemons within a few days or freeze them.

Q: Will refrigerating affect lemon taste?
A: Proper refrigeration preserves taste and freshness well for months.

Q: How can I tell if a lemon has gone bad?
A: Soft spots, mold, or an off smell indicate spoilage.