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Finger Lime UF SunLime (UFR-4)

$84.99 CAD

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Format Pot 5" — petit greffé (6–18") Citri-pot — greffé (24–48")

Disponibilité Disponible maintenant Précommande — mai/juin 2027

UF SunLime finger lime: green-skinned finger lime, pale green to yellow pearls, tangy and fresh.

Botanical name: Citrus australasica 'SunLime'.
Flavour & uses: Crisp, tangy, fresh pearls, pale green to yellow; perfect as garnish, on fish and in cocktails.
Ideal if: you want a bright finger lime, for cooking and cocktails.
Good to know: pearls burst in the mouth like caviar; harvest at ripeness for the best colour.
Size & habit: small branched fruiting shrub, specially suited to pot culture in Quebec.
Hardiness: not hardy in Quebec; grow in a pot, always sheltered from frost.

🌱 Choose your format

5" Pot - small grafted (6-18"): plant in this format; approximate height shown in the selector.
Citri-pot - grafted (24-48"): plant in this format; approximate height shown in the selector.

Light: full sun 6-8 hours per day (south window, greenhouse, or outdoors in summer after acclimatization).
Growing medium: very well-draining potting mix, such as Pro-Mix HP or similar, with a little perlite.
Watering: let the top of the mix dry between waterings; avoid letting water stand in the cachepot.
Fertilizer: citrus or fruit-tree fertilizer every 2-3 weeks during the growing season.
Temperature: bring the plant indoors before nights drop below 5 °C; never expose to frost.
Overwintering: very bright room, cool to temperate; reduced watering but without letting the mix dry out completely.

❓ Differences: rooted cutting (5" pot), small grafted, grafted, dwarf

Rooted cutting: clone on its own roots; compact format, fruiting possible from the first year if conditions are good.
Small grafted: young grafted plant, compact format, often coming into production in the first or second year.
Grafted: scion on a selected rootstock; vigour and coming into production often in the first or second year.
Dwarf: naturally compact habit (cultivar or dwarfing rootstock); normal-sized fruit. Often coming into production in the first or second year.

Dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly depending on the stage of growth at shipping time.

Availability: pre-order; delivery or pickup in May-June 2027. Limited quantity.

Photo: fruit of the variety, illustrative image - the plant photo will be added on arrival.