The Lime Tree

[STeLLaLuNOra]

when are they ready to pic? can i press them and if they are tender or soft they are ripe and ready to pic?

[karenS45]

@STeLLaLuNOra I personally don't like them when they are soft and tender, for me they are too ripe then. I prefer them to be a good size and firm still. You have to pick them and experiment to see when they taste best to you.

[420Sheffield420]

how old is that key lime tree??? And what state is this in? are they sweet or sour?

[sonicxlc123]

how did u start off grown the tree did it start from a small plant pot then as it got big u let it grow bigger n the yard?

[tchaptchura]

Has Phoenix an adequate weather for planting limes, Karen!

[ilikeyourvideos2]

wow those limes look good. good video.

[karenS45]

Thanks! They are good, my neighbor is always wanting some when he has a party. :)

[ilikeyourvideos2]

that is good. they look good. they make lemonade wow. that is good.

[karenS45]

My daughter will come over and take bags of them home and make lime pie. It's really useful having a fruit tree. I tried to start some tomato plants but apparently you have to start them around February here in Phoenix as it gets too hot in the summer here for them, mine are dying before they started bearing. :(

[ilikeyourvideos2]

i understand about those tomato plants. it seems like you always need to plant them early. due to different climates. and that is great having a fruit tree.

[karenS45]

I just commented on your UFO video, I thought I had subscribed to your videos earlier but just noticed I didn't get that one so I hit subscribe again.

[ilikeyourvideos2]

thank you and thank you for watching and thank you for subscribing.and thank you i also look forward to seeing your next video.

[ceh6096]

@ilikeyourvideos2 i was hoping the see the entire tree on how tall it is....i just planted one for the first time and wanted to see how tall it will get