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Hey y'all, so the plant that was bought this past spring had two names on the tag. Limequat and key lime. It turns out it's a limequat. I noticed 5-7 of the older fruits are soft and no more 3 inches in size. Quickly I came in and looked up limequat. All I'm waiting for is for them to turn color?? Thanks for any info!
I have a tree, no fruit yet though, but from everything I have read you can harvest the fruit at various stages of ripeness. You can pick the fruit while green and it will have the flavor of a lime, or let stay on the tree until it starts turning yellow and it will be a bit sweeter like a Kumquat. If the fruit is already turning soft, I would go ahead and pick it to use before it gets over-ripe..
I have several limequat trees. They are great and very productive. I pick them when light green and they taste exactly like a key lime. I make awesome key lime pie with them.
Thanks for the information. I had no clue they even existed lol. Laura I see what you mean when you say very productive. There are about 3 stages of fruit on it right now. I'll harvest a few next week and let y'all know how they are.
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