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Citrus australasica crystal red, red finger lime

Citrus australasica red crystal, red finger lime

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The famous finger lime, a small Australian citrus fruit adopted by chefs all over the world for its thin elongated brown fruit (5 to 6 cm long), made of small translucent red marbles with a lemon flavor. -4 to -5°C. Available in 2-and 10-litre pots.

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2 litres - grafted on Poncirus
10 litres - grafted on volkameriana

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Synonyms, common name of Citrus australasica 'crystal red'

Microcitrus australasica 'crystal red', red finger lime

Hardiness of Citrus australasica 'crystal red'

-4 to -5°C

Description of Citrus australasica 'crystal red'

The famous finger lime, a small Australian citrus fruit adopted by chefs all over the world for its thin elongated brown fruit (5 to 6 cm long), made of small translucent red marbles with a lemon flavor. The foliage is very dense and the very small leaves can also be used in the kitchen.

How to grow Citrus australasica 'crystal red'

Excellent pot plant in full sun in a rich and well-drained soil. Winter in a cool and bright room.

Technical sheet

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Leaves:: evergreen
Flowers:: yes
Edible:: yes
Fragrant:: yes
Cold-hardiness (take the lowest T° indicated): - 5°C (23°F)
Exposure:: Indoor/conservatory
full sun
Can be grown in a container:: yes

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Citrus australasica red crystal, red finger lime

The famous finger lime, a small Australian citrus fruit adopted by chefs all over the world for its thin elongated brown fruit (5 to 6 cm long), made of small translucent red marbles with a lemon flavor. -4 to -5°C. Available in 2-and 10-litre pots.

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Synonyms, common name of Citrus australasica 'crystal red'

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How to grow Citrus australasica 'crystal red'

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