Australian Finger Lime... Tart but tasty!

[@laurakim8546]

My aussie has beared fruit for the very first time...after approx 1,469 days!!!! Crikey so excited

[@farmergirlangie3469]

Looks like a fun plant to grow

[@gardenofgeni]

Another one added to the list of babies I plan to get when I visit. Great video!

[@maarte_kyel]

good tips have a great weekend

[@diannaodman2847]

i got 2 finger limes from Logees one was green the other red both where nice size plants and 2 years in very productive, the neighbors and i enjoy the crunchy tartness

[@calnative4904]

Thanks for the informative video.

[@georgewallace6525]

Lovely

[@helenlecornu1651]

I grow mine outside against a fence in an area where we can get really hard frost and lots of wind yet it's still growing well luckily. Our daytime temps rarely go below 60/61 in winter so that might make a difference.

[@annduong5861]

Thanks for the informative video. Another plant add to “buy list” 😅

[@eddiefniii]

Just tasted one a couple of weeks back. It was SOUR! I mean sour. But I loved it. Better than candy. Thinking about getting one but they are 100 bucks!

[@Elizabeth-c3e2z]

I have a Australian red dont know if its the red skin with pink fruit or the deep red beads. But she hung low so i actually staked it up so it wouldnt hang on itself Theres so many flowers on it and the tiny long fruit. Will see if they fatten up or stay long ❤❤ should be ready in july

[@PipMiister]

🌻

[@dano8328]

How would these taste on baked chicken?

[@grlsniper]

Where can I purchase a few of these limes? I am in the US and would love to try them but don't have the means to travel to Australia. I have been looking for over a year now but only find seeds which take 15 years or longer to produce fruit.

[@LogeesPlants]

We have the plants available for sale here: www.logees.com/australian-finger-lime-citrus-australasica-781.html

[@mariagamboa6249]

💚🤝💚

[@viclarock5321]

What size plant pots do you use to plant the finger limes? I bought the hybrid finger lime from your nursery last year and would like to transplant. Thanks

[@LogeesPlants]

Move them up 2 inches to 4 inches in pot size at a time. We generally stop at a 14 inch pot as they mature. They can be kept in a much smaller containers though, if desired.

[@viclarock5321]

@@LogeesPlants Thank for the response. That is great to know. The citrus plants I bought from your nursery are doing great.

[@nomanejane5766]

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[@nickkaz1234]

How'd you get the fruits so big?!?!?

[@LogeesPlants]

We didn't do anything special. The fruit just grows that big! :) www.logees.com/australian-finger-lime-citrus-australasica-781.html

[@technoraptor7778]

Can anybody help me get a red finger lime tree or seeds in texas?