Rooting Finger lime (Part 1)- Australian lime - Caviar lime

Hey Guys,
I got these finger lime cuttings from Etsy and trying to root them.
Check part 2: • Rooting Finger Lime (P...

[@acts.412]

Great video thank you :) I prepared a finger lime cutting today for the first time. Hopefully we both have success ! I bought a big clear plastic tub to put numerous small potted cuttings in and use a heat mat underneath set to 24-26°C for a couple of hours and i place the tub near by a window that lets filtered light through. Also leave the lid open a bit for air flow and occasionally mist spray inside the tub to maintain humidity. Trying to mimic a nursery greenhouse as best I can on a much smaller scale. Happy propagating :)

[@thenoobgardener]

Nice! You have got more heart than me 😀. Good luck!

[@acts.412]

@@thenoobgardener 😃🙏

[@WilliamRing45]

The best thing you can do for your ornamental lawn is to replace it with native plants.

[@marisaphoenix1893]

Finger limes are naturally thorny.

[@thenoobgardener]

Yes, I figured that out after I got the cuttings 😅

[@BuenavistaNZ]

How many of these cuttings rooted?

[@thenoobgardener]

All three. Check out my latest video on them.

[@mflbikes1870]

Don't these typically get grafted onto a rootstock

[@thenoobgardener]

@@mflbikes1870 Yes but they cost a lot more, 75 to 200 bucks a tree and they don't ship them to California. So I decided to go with this route, 3 cuttings for like 20 bucks. I gave one away and two I brought outside a little bit too soon. I think one is dying/dead and one is still ok. Scared to bring it back inside and shock it more. So I'm praying ATM.....