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I have a Persian Lime that looks similar to yours . I wouldn't prune at all .
I do advise clearing the grass away from all your citrus trees . Clear a large circle of just dirt - sand in my case - out to the drip line .

Sir, oh your yard is gorgeous. But I agree w/gator regarding removing grass..Dig a circle as Gator stated, and add fresh mediums.
Love your flowers in the background..Toni

I believe in pruning young citrus to give time for the trunk to gain strength for support. I'd cut back those 2 long leaders shooting up to about 4 good nodes each. They should then produce 3 or 4 more branches each, giving the whole tree more symetry for the short term and more strength of structure.
Arthur

I would prune those long ones too.

I have to agree . I have agressively pruned citrus planted in the ground and they have responded well . I am blessed to have a Persian lime that is perfectly symetrical and needs no pruning -- at least until we survive the winter . Hard freezes are predicted for my area . :>(