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Finger lime

9 years ago

I want to purchase some red finger lime seeds to try but all I find on eBay is from China. I've had very bad luck ordering from there so I'm not going to trust them. Does anyone know where I might purchase some from the us? Or if anyone here has any they would like to sell let me know.thanks

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poncirusguy6b452xx
9 years ago
get a grafted tree and collect the seeds from your first fruit. I got all 5 of my Meiwa seedlings that.

6b Steve
randal92
Original Author
9 years ago
Where do I buy a grafted tree?
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Laura LaRosa (7b)
9 years ago
Logees has no ce and I expensive red finger lime trees. I'd get that.
Sammers510
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
The red from logee's is a nice looking little plant, I got one a few weeks ago and it was looking good until some critter came and tore it out of its pot :( I have no idea how long its roots were exposed to the air other than a spider had completely covered them in webs (so clearly a while). I was out of town this weekend and had the BF taking care of the plants, apparently he didn't notice that it was out of its pot. I have washed off the roots and replanted. Fingers crossed I won't half to replace it. http://www.logees.com/red-finger-lime-citrus-australasica-sanguinea.html

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