Successfully Grow This Amazing Citrus Fruit In South Florida

Finber LImes also known as caviar limes. Xains World Nursery now has two new cultivars of Finger LIme you can order (when in stock)
They are located at
Xains World Nursery
1967 Tangerine Blvd
Loxahatchee, Florida
561-315-7973
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[@Elizabeth-c3e2z]

I have the Australian Red finger lime I got it at Cooper farms in Foley Al last year (July 2023). There are so many flowers and little long shaped limes on it this year. I can't wait for July

[@SeraphimCherubim]

Paul, I already bought it. You can't "influence" me to buy it this time. 😁 I still think you should interview marice Kong.

[@greatergood3706]

Maurice Kong! Yes!

[@FruitfulTrees]

trying to get an interview with Marice

[@madfarm]

Thanks guys for the finger lime taco experience.

[@Howsthat-xq3sn]

I have about 10 types of Finger live in my Garden here in Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺. My advice would be to anyone who wants to buy one to go the largest tree you can buy as they can take years to fruit well.

[@iamGrowing]

We bought a tree from Xains a few months ago - UF Red Lime

[@upliftlife11]

The boba of fruits 😆 fun to pop. Ok... i might want it now 😂

[@NicoleCB]

Oh my goodness, how fun!

[@MsFishingdog]

Great video

[@mwnemo]

I have two of the older varieties I bought online from Brite Leaf Citrus Nursery. They sell out of the UF Red Types every moment they come back in stock. There are some great videos online about the breeding programs from Australia. I hope the USDA and IFAS cross breed these with other citrus instead of going the GMO route to solve greening.

[@Auriasis]

I bought a red finger lime from a nursery here in Florida 18 months ago and it died. I bought a second one about six months ago from another nursery and it is doing great in a pot on my patio. No fruit yet.

[@themangovista]

Nice!! I have a red finger lime it’s a very slow growing tree.

[@slugbyte]

Very cool, wish I could get some

[@richardr5878]

I’d love to get a scion to graft on to one of my citrus!

[@Elizabeth-c3e2z]

Also have some green tyoe ones that are a year old!! ❤❤❤

[@Elizabeth-c3e2z]

🎉i also live in Alabama!

[@ramenchuu]

The Caviar lime is so fun to eat, too! 😁 sad about the greening problem you guys have been fighting 😕 but at least this is an option

[@CynthiaWord-iq7in]

They look just like pomegranite inside.

[@sparklefrosting2430]

Do you have an email that I can contact you at for questions on my citrus trees?

[@jeffery8928]

Anyone know about the giant green and red that Lowe's sells? I will be adding these varieties as well.

[@FruitfulTrees]

lowes sells finger limes?

[@daniello9697]

@@FruitfulTrees Have you been to the fruit and spice park in homestead Florida? I have, they had a lot of tropical fruit trees to look at.