looks like lime to me..., based on foliage btw.

Thanks that's what I'm hoping

I agree...Persian lime would be my guess. Good find!

I agree, looks like my Persian lime.

Looks to me like whatever fruit it's holding onto is below the graft line and most likely the rootstock not your actual scion's fruit.

Evan

thanks Evan

You can harvest the fruit and use it, it's probably a lemon type rootstock so the fruit should be edible. Just don't let that sucker take off on you and over take the scion.

Evan

Many citrus sold up north are not grafted, but are cutting-grown. I would leave the fruit on and compare it to the developing fruit up top. It sort of looks like it could be grafted, but it's not a given for plants sold up here. Probably depends on the source of the plant. I know our local Home Depot, when they sell citrus at all, sell them as rooted cuttings....Meyer lemon, Key lime, Persian Lime and Calamondin.

Here's a picture of the smaller fruits on the top of the Tree. Evan I do plan on removing the fruits on the lower branches once I harvest the fruit. Whatever this tree is, I know it's quickly becoming my favorite as it has outperformed all of my Trees as far as new spring growth.

I don't know how to edit comments on this but I plan or removing the lower branches once I harvest the fruit

Dave I'm pretty sure all of my Trees are grafted most of them I ordered from a place in Florida with the exception of my youngest Meyer Lemon which came from trees again in Colorado, it was a seedling when I bought it. I'm curious how long before it flowers.