Citrus latifolia-aurantifolia Lime Verde also known as the lime tree. Is just like other citruses a delicious smelling bush or tree on your terrace.
The sweet smell of the leaf and the blossom of the lime betray the fruitiness that will soon appear.
Citrus x floridana is also known as the limequat. Like other citrus plants, this citrus is a wonderfully fragrant shrub or tree perfect for your terrace.
The sweet smell of the lime's leaves and blossoms signals which fruit will soon appear.
The "x" in the name floridana indicates that it is a hybrid, a cross between two plants. It is a hybrid between a lemon and a kumquat. The fruit can be eaten with its skin.
Also, apply dried cow manure pellets to the plant every 3-4 weeks from April to late September. It will respond immediately and start growing new shoots.
If the shoots grow too long for your liking, prune the citrus tree in the fall to maintain the desired shape. In winter, let the citrus plant overwinter in the brightest, frost-free location possible.
Water sparingly, once a month is enough. Do not fertilize in the winter.
Hardiness zone 11 (+2ºC).