We use limes when making guacamole, chicken tortilla soup, Mexican street tacos, Margaritas, limeade, cucumber/lime detox drink. I put it in my mango cucumber salsa, and even though my husband’s favorite dessert is key lime pie, I use whatever limes I have. Chili lime chicken, cilantro lime shrimp, lime pound cake, cilantro lime rice. You can make a compound butter using lime and herbs and put it on corn or other foods such as fish. Creamy margarita popsicles are also good. I use limes in place of lemons quite often. So anything that you make that might ask for a squeeze of lemon, try lime instead. The best thing you can do with extra limes is give them to your friends and neighbors! Enjoy!
One great thing to do with too many lemons or limes is slice them into wheels lay them out onto parchment paper on a large baking tray and freeze them. then they won't stick together and can be kept in a large freezer bag. Use them in drinks instead or with ice. You can freeze the juice after boiling it with sugar water for margaritas. (not that I would ever do that) ;) You can also freeze the juice directly in an ice cube tray then add it to anything melt it in salsa, add it to salad dressings, have it on fish or with mayo and some of those artichokes! Mmmmm! Very refreshing to have a frozen lime in just an ordinary glass of water. Good for you too! Enjoy your bountiful harvest!
Just bought a house and I am looking forward to gardening again, a major frustration in my present apartment life. The first thing I am going to plant is a lime tree in a large pot. Thank you for your helpful tips in this excellent video. Will keep you informed about how this works out. You are a natural teacher.
I live just north of Sydney, Australia and have grown limes for many years. They can be used as a substitute for lemons, can be frozen in ice cube trays, for later use or what I do with the bulk of mine is to make lime marmalade. Great for breakfast.
Like the Central Americans, I put lime juice in all kinds of soups and stews, even split pea soup. YUMMY!! Also, dipping fruit slices in lime juice first that you plan to preserve by drying, like apples and apricots for example, stops oxidation color changes (browning) and adds wonderful "secret" flavor to the finished product. :))
I am so happy I stumbled across this video. My husband and I have just started a lime orchard, I am happy with our climate (tropics) I learnt a lot from this video…we started with 80 plants
Even tho I can't grow the subject of this video, as always I live in Sylvania Ohio and cannot grow tropical plants, I learned a lot in this video. I am really glad I found your channel because ever since, my garden has been healthier and just generally better.
Good ways to use limes: in Persian meat/veg sauce over rice-BEST nutrition and taste! In Persia to convert limes to dried ‘limon-almonee’-spread bed sheets outside on hot summer days and spread out on top of sheets your limes to dry until brown...keeps for 10-20 years for stews/Persian food!
I use limes every day … so thanks for the tips! …. I squeeze a lime into everything savoury thing I cook as a substitute for salt … I drink lime juice in drinking water, great for keeping up the alkaline tummy 👍… I couldn’t live without limes … love your tree and love your channel … thanks 😊
Great info. A buddy of mine successfully grows fruit trees from seed. He gave me one if his lime trees but I haven't been able to get it to fruit yet. I appreciate you posting this.
sensational thanks, we love lime soy and fish sauce with some brown sugar chilli and vinegar to taste, sear beef then slice fine, add to vegies and toss with marinade mmm
Love your videos. Thank you. Use all of the lime:- Dry the peel (first remove white flesh ) and store in glass jars. Dry peels can be powered and used in hundreds of different ways including lemonade, salts etc. Thick Lime pulp smoothies can be dried out as a fruit roll, full of vitamin C. This also stores well.
Candied limes are also great, in cold water in summer for drinking, make a punch, use rind and juice in yoghurt; in cream and cream cheese as icing on muffins and cakes... lime juice ice cubes or homemade ice cream. I love limes and I'm expecting my first harvest soon! Very excited. Thanks for all your practical ideas and your great vlogging..😎
My favourite channel for tips on growing things. Thanks. I have a troubled lime tree here in hot Trinidad and I plan to follow your watering leads. Wanted to know what you do with all that produce...and to remind you to say thanks to the Creator Who uses you to make good use of His gifts. Freeze the juice in ice cubes, use as needed.
Hello Mark! Everything looks fabulous! Lime infused water when it is hot is always refreshing!! I love the hubby to wear lime scented aftershave in the Summer. I bought Royal Lyme aftershave (from Bermuda) for him years ago. And if I remember correctly the making of it came about because the cane workers would have buckets of water with lime slices to drink for their thirst - but they would also splash it on as well. I don't have any recipe for it - but I bet you could find ways to use limes in homemade toiletries, etc. Enjoy your wonderful harvest from all the hard work you do! And I bet it also smells great too!
Hello from Tampa FL!!! Just started growing my own lil lime tree, you gave me so many ideas! CheerS! P.S - Make your own Margarita/Sour mix for cocktails with limes, agave and some spices. cant beat it !
I just love your videos. I live in the Virgin Islands so the tropical aspect is great for me. I’m trying to turn my property into a small farm and you are helping me so much. Thanks!!
Great videos! Thank you for all the info and tips. When i have a lot of lemons, i juice them and bottle them with a small amount of salt to preserve for later. Also top the bottle with an inch of olive oil to prevent oxygen from touching and spoiling the juice. My mother and grandparents taught me this trick.
This man had inspired me to buy and plant so many trees I like a micro bacteria tablets they help improve the soils bio diversity and in turn keep It disease 🦠 free
I love the way you teach how to take care of our garden love your videos going to try growing a lemon tree in a pot thank you for your information 🍋🍅🥕🥬🥒🥔
Make french crepes for breakfast or desert and add lime and honey onto them. It's my favorite of all the endless options out there for the common french crepe. A scoop of vanilla ice cream beside the crepe is also memorable. Enjoy.
I know this video has been out a while but I just found you when I got interested in gardening again. Cant grow limes here as it gets way to cold and we get about 6 inches of raina year. One of north americas driest areas. But I can help with tips for what to eat them with :) carne asada tacos! It's beef steak cut thin then sliced into little strips and fried in a skillet. Then throw it in a corn fried tortilla squeeze your lime on top and add your favorite shredded cheese and veg on top mmm. I like mine with a pinch of chopped cilantro (water cress will substitute nicely) and chopped tomato and a bit of your favorite greens. Plain meat cheese and lime with cilantro is also awesome. Add hot sauce to taste. To go with it a chilled corona with a slice of lime jammed in the bottle. This awesome meal originates in mexico but us guys from the southwest usa eat it often. Your videos are great I just subscribed.
Thanks, I needed this! Leaf rollers are messing with my Key Limes...aka Persian Limes. Also they have some of those yellowing & veined leaves! Now I know what to do. 🤩😀
Can you please tell me how to grow lime in the pot and what is the best potting mix for lime. What fertiliser to use for citrus in pot? And when to fertiliser citrus. Thanks Mark. Love your video😘
If had the amount of lemons as you said you had, I would soak them in water for an hour, cut and squeeze the juice After removing the seeds. The juice I would put in plastic bottles and freeze them. The skins I would salt and sun dry and make them into convenient sized packets for storage for a rainy day. The seeds could be planted. The skins may be made into the most delicious mouth watering pickles like the varieties we make in Mangalore. So many types of pickles !
Thank you for this video. I have enough space in my fence to grow 2 lime trees, 2 lemon trees and maybe 4 coconut trees plus sugar cane as well. But I need to do it now before I move back to my country so that I can just rely on them instead of working for anyone.
Thai dishes use lime as its main ingrefient fior its soups and sauce. Since i love Thai foid, that was my main reason for growing lime trees in my garden. Unfortunately, my lime trees after several harvests die. Thanks for the tips.
Its actually a Persian Lime and developed in Persia (Iran). "Persian limes were first grown on a large scale in Persia (now known as Iran) and southern Iraq.
Thank you so much for your great tips on growing a Lime tree! I have a beautiful lime tree & it fruits about over 500 limes a year! You see I live in Asia & we have a lot of rain! But we don’t water at all during the hot season. This makes the lime tree perform better. Oh by the way, I make lime pickle with my limes. It’s very delicious!
Making lime pickle is rather a long process, but I can give you a short jist. First I take about 30 medium sized ripe limes, wash them thoroughly with salt& then I wash them off again. Then, l put them in a glass bottle or bowl with 8 tablespoon of salt & dry them in the sun for about 10 days continuously. After that l drain the salt water, cut them into bite size pieces & make pickle with oil, chilli powder, spices & sugar. Always keep pickle immersed in oil in airtight bottle .
Great videos ...you are one of my favorite horticulturalist. ..Everyone should be tuning in to your channel...Thank you for all the jewels you have shared with the world..much needed info at this time..Blessings
Thank you for your information on lime trees! I wish we had a warmer climate, or enough room to build a greenhouse, but who knows what our living room can do to a lime-tree ;) I would love to use lime in lots of hot dishes, always with fish, and chicken, and to use it for canning and fermenting food; and of course in lemonade, lime-pies, in apple-pies (or whatever fruit-pies really...) and as I saw in Italy: to sugar them! as a snack or in warm dishes. Dry them, use slices in kombucha, beer, even soft-drinks/sodas, tea... Well, I guess you have to distribute some pies around in your circle of friends and family ;) Take care, and happy growing!
@@Sunline7 We started just outside, and have wild lemon, kumquat, red orange, Meyer citrus, finger lime, djeroek poeroet, and Buddha's hand in summer in our garden, in pots. Last month we brought most of them in a colder room in our home, to give them a colder winter. In our living room are the citrus plants that need constant warmth. And they are still all super tiny :D from about 5 centimetres to maybe 40.
Only recently discovered your channel... love it! Got a small lime tree recently to put in my greenhouse (here in the non-tropical UK). Looking forward to using the fruits for Moscow Mules and Margaritas!! :-)
Thanks mate. Can't wait to grow my own, this video will helps so much. I appreciate all of the videos. Tons of thumbs up. I use limes for my acid needs when cooking. Especially when making tacos and Thai food!! I love how limes and cilantro work so well together in all the variety of life.
Greetings from Israel! We love our lime which is producing its little heart out now. Love your videos too! One question: what are those whitish patches on the lime tree's trunk?
Excellent vid..thank you so much for all you do.. beautiful place you have, your grows are amazing..and yes I am taking notes and will reference as I go. Also sometimes envy your tropicical weather..but love my No. Cal mountains
Great video with awesome tips. We just started our garden and love limes so a lime tree is in our future plans. Thank you for all you do . New sub here!, cheers!!!!!
Hey Mark thanks for this! I just bought a Tahitian Lime from Bunnings and Im going to try and grow it in a pot. I was going to put the chook manure mulch on top do you think it will burn the plant? First time growing citrus so doing some research before I start.
This is a great video. Can you sell the limes at your property with an honesty box? I would do that if I had far too many. Or bag them and let people just take a bag and leave a note with a list asking for things you need in return. Even if it was optional I bet you would get stuff.
How long does it take for a lime tree to start producing fruit? I've planted a lime tree in the backyard from seed and it's about 5 years old and it's about 3 meters tall
I have a lime tree that I've had for a year. Unfortunately it's still in the same container I received it in and need to plant it now that I watched the video. It has already produced limes. It had a ton of blooms and limes on it a couple months ago but I think we didn't water it as much as we should have and the stress caused it to drop some of them (including one really big one). Over the winter there were a few times I brought it inside the house and put it in a corner surrounded by windows. It started blooming like crazy!
We use limes when making guacamole, chicken tortilla soup, Mexican street tacos, Margaritas, limeade, cucumber/lime detox drink. I put it in my mango cucumber salsa, and even though my husband’s favorite dessert is key lime pie, I use whatever limes I have. Chili lime chicken, cilantro lime shrimp, lime pound cake, cilantro lime rice. You can make a compound butter using lime and herbs and put it on corn or other foods such as fish. Creamy margarita popsicles are also good. I use limes in place of lemons quite often. So anything that you make that might ask for a squeeze of lemon, try lime instead. The best thing you can do with extra limes is give them to your friends and neighbors! Enjoy!
These top 5 videos are great. And they have real staying power. I’m watching this almost a year after posting and it was still “fresh!”
3 years for me
His info's great.
Im here,6 years after your comment 😂
One great thing to do with too many lemons or limes is slice them into wheels lay them out onto parchment paper on a large baking tray and freeze them. then they won't stick together and can be kept in a large freezer bag. Use them in drinks instead or with ice. You can freeze the juice after boiling it with sugar water for margaritas. (not that I would ever do that) ;) You can also freeze the juice directly in an ice cube tray then add it to anything melt it in salsa, add it to salad dressings, have it on fish or with mayo and some of those artichokes! Mmmmm! Very refreshing to have a frozen lime in just an ordinary glass of water. Good for you too! Enjoy your bountiful harvest!
cool tip
Awesome idea. Have to pass that on to a friend. Ty
@Kason Christian Is it safe?
Great ideas, simple, do-able, delicious ideas!
I recently planted my own Gin tree 🍹😜- good tips
Just bought a house and I am looking forward to gardening again, a major frustration in my present apartment life. The first thing I am going to plant is a lime tree in a large pot. Thank you for your helpful tips in this excellent video. Will keep you informed about how this works out. You are a natural teacher.
I know how you feel we are looking for that as well!!! Congratulations on your new homestead life Boog
How it went?
Lemon, lime marmalade... if you like ginger you can add that too..💖
Thank you for stressing not using chemicals/pesticides in the garden! Love you show - such a pleasure to watch and very informative. Thanks again!
agreed :)
Good to know that there are still ppl like you in this world. thanks for the tips.
I live just north of Sydney, Australia and have grown limes for many years. They can be used as a substitute for lemons, can be frozen in ice cube trays, for later use or what I do with the bulk of mine is to make lime marmalade. Great for breakfast.
Like the Central Americans, I put lime juice in all kinds of soups and stews, even split pea soup. YUMMY!! Also, dipping fruit slices in lime juice first that you plan to preserve by drying, like apples and apricots for example, stops oxidation color changes (browning) and adds wonderful "secret" flavor to the finished product. :))
I am so happy I stumbled across this video. My husband and I have just started a lime orchard, I am happy with our climate (tropics) I learnt a lot from this video…we started with 80 plants
Even tho I can't grow the subject of this video, as always I live in Sylvania Ohio and cannot grow tropical plants, I learned a lot in this video. I am really glad I found your channel because ever since, my garden has been healthier and just generally better.
Good ways to use limes: in Persian meat/veg sauce over rice-BEST nutrition and taste! In Persia to convert limes to dried ‘limon-almonee’-spread bed sheets outside on hot summer days and spread out on top of sheets your limes to dry until brown...keeps for 10-20 years for stews/Persian food!
Mate whenever I look for tips on growing. You are top of the list.
Thanks for all the good stuff
I use limes every day … so thanks for the tips! …. I squeeze a lime into everything savoury thing I cook as a substitute for salt … I drink lime juice in drinking water, great for keeping up the alkaline tummy 👍… I couldn’t live without limes … love your tree and love your channel … thanks 😊
Great info. A buddy of mine successfully grows fruit trees from seed. He gave me one if his lime trees but I haven't been able to get it to fruit yet. I appreciate you posting this.
I'm trying this as well. Spouting first in Ziploc bags wrapped in wet napkins inside the bags put in warm place
sensational thanks, we love lime soy and fish sauce with some brown sugar chilli and vinegar to taste, sear beef then slice fine, add to vegies and toss with marinade mmm
Love your videos. Thank you.
Use all of the lime:-
Dry the peel (first remove white flesh ) and store in glass jars. Dry peels can be powered and used in hundreds of different ways including lemonade, salts etc.
Thick Lime pulp smoothies can be dried out as a fruit roll, full of vitamin C. This also stores well.
Zest everything first for cooking that's what I do to make dinners an or pies
I put limes on everything. Fish, soup, guacamole, salads picante, pies, water, juice and of course Margaritas. So I have decided to grow my own.
Candied limes are also great, in cold water in summer for drinking, make a punch, use rind and juice in yoghurt; in cream and cream cheese as icing on muffins and cakes... lime juice ice cubes or homemade ice cream. I love limes and I'm expecting my first harvest soon! Very excited. Thanks for all your practical ideas and your great vlogging..😎
Fresh lime juice on an avocado with salt and white pepper and sometimes cayenne pepper or paprika! It's one of my favorite snacks!
My favourite channel for tips on growing things. Thanks. I have a troubled lime tree here in hot Trinidad and I plan to follow your watering leads. Wanted to know what you do with all that produce...and to remind you to say thanks to the Creator Who uses you to make good use of His gifts. Freeze the juice in ice cubes, use as needed.
Margarita's is the best use of limes. Starting my own trees for to reduce cost for my home bar
Hello Mark! Everything looks fabulous! Lime infused water when it is hot is always refreshing!! I love the hubby to wear lime scented aftershave in the Summer. I bought Royal Lyme aftershave (from Bermuda) for him years ago. And if I remember correctly the making of it came about because the cane workers would have buckets of water with lime slices to drink for their thirst - but they would also splash it on as well. I don't have any recipe for it - but I bet you could find ways to use limes in homemade toiletries, etc. Enjoy your wonderful harvest from all the hard work you do! And I bet it also smells great too!
Hello from Tampa FL!!! Just started growing my own lil lime tree, you gave me so many ideas! CheerS!
P.S - Make your own Margarita/Sour mix for cocktails with limes, agave and some spices. cant beat it !
You really seem to have a lot of experience. Thanks for the videos.
I just love your videos. I live in the Virgin Islands so the tropical aspect is great for me. I’m trying to turn my property into a small farm and you are helping me so much. Thanks!!
Same
Great videos! Thank you for all the info and tips. When i have a lot of lemons, i juice them and bottle them with a small amount of salt to preserve for later. Also top the bottle with an inch of olive oil to prevent oxygen from touching and spoiling the juice. My mother and grandparents taught me this trick.
Great info!!! Is This is for refrigerated juice or is this for shelf stability???
Same question as Gena's...should this be refrigerated or just stored in the pantry?
Lime, cilantro, peppers (I use jalapenos), and chicken soup ^_^ highly recommended
For vegans just substitute with pintos, still very good
We zest and squeeze our limes and freeze the juice in ice cube trays and store the cubes in freezer bags.
This man had inspired me to buy and plant so many trees I like a micro bacteria tablets they help improve the soils bio diversity and in turn keep
It disease 🦠 free
I love the way you teach how to take care of our garden love your videos going to try growing a lemon tree in a pot thank you for your information 🍋🍅🥕🥬🥒🥔
Make french crepes for breakfast or desert and add lime and honey onto them. It's my favorite of all the endless options out there for the common french crepe. A scoop of vanilla ice cream beside the crepe is also memorable. Enjoy.
I just bought a lime tree I’m really excited about. Thank you for the thorough explanation!
I aspire to be a great gardener like u one day. Thank u so much for these awesome videos!
Cocktails mate, lime goes awesome in cocktails! 🍸🍹
I know this video has been out a while but I just found you when I got interested in gardening again. Cant grow limes here as it gets way to cold and we get about 6 inches of raina year. One of north americas driest areas. But I can help with tips for what to eat them with :) carne asada tacos! It's beef steak cut thin then sliced into little strips and fried in a skillet. Then throw it in a corn fried tortilla squeeze your lime on top and add your favorite shredded cheese and veg on top mmm. I like mine with a pinch of chopped cilantro (water cress will substitute nicely) and chopped tomato and a bit of your favorite greens. Plain meat cheese and lime with cilantro is also awesome. Add hot sauce to taste. To go with it a chilled corona with a slice of lime jammed in the bottle. This awesome meal originates in mexico but us guys from the southwest usa eat it often. Your videos are great I just subscribed.
This video made me happy and makes me want to live a life like yours
What kind of person gives this a thumbs down?! Great vid!
Love this dude. His videos are so helful and he's so happy it rubs off☺
Thanks, I needed this! Leaf rollers are messing with my Key Limes...aka Persian Limes. Also they have some of those yellowing & veined leaves! Now I know what to do. 🤩😀
Can you please tell me how to grow lime in the pot and what is the best potting mix for lime. What fertiliser to use for citrus in pot? And when to fertiliser citrus. Thanks Mark. Love your video😘
If had the amount of lemons as you said you had, I would soak them in water for an hour, cut and squeeze the juice After removing the seeds. The juice I would put in plastic bottles and freeze them. The skins I would salt and sun dry and make them into convenient sized packets for storage for a rainy day. The seeds could be planted. The skins may be made into the most delicious mouth watering pickles like the varieties we make in Mangalore. So many types of pickles !
Freeze fresh lime juice in ice cube trays. Candied lime peel 🙂
great tips and keeping it simple and real for amature gardners like myself ,well done mate
Thanks Alan cheers mate :)
Thank you for this video. I have enough space in my fence to grow 2 lime trees, 2 lemon trees and maybe 4 coconut trees plus sugar cane as well. But I need to do it now before I move back to my country so that I can just rely on them instead of working for anyone.
I love how your standing inside the tree the entire time
Thai dishes use lime as its main ingrefient fior its soups and sauce. Since i love Thai foid, that was my main reason for growing lime trees in my garden. Unfortunately, my lime trees after several harvests die. Thanks for the tips.
Its actually a Persian Lime and developed in Persia (Iran).
"Persian limes were first grown on a large scale in Persia (now known as Iran) and southern Iraq.
I'm sure someone said but here in Florida... Key Lime pie. Any limes would do. Great video.
Favourite thing to do with limes is make a popular Brazilian drink called a caipirinha, limes really are a staple of Brazilian cuisine.
Its been a while since you made this video. I use limes to make mango salsa to go with chips or fish tacos 🌮
Thank you so much for your great tips on growing a Lime tree! I have a beautiful lime tree & it fruits about over 500 limes a year! You see I live in Asia & we have a lot of rain! But we don’t water at all during the hot season. This makes the lime tree perform better. Oh by the way, I make lime pickle with my limes. It’s very delicious!
Could you please tell us how to make lime pickles ?
Making lime pickle is rather a long process, but I can give you a short jist. First I take about 30 medium sized ripe limes, wash them thoroughly with salt& then I wash them off again. Then, l put them in a glass bottle or bowl with 8 tablespoon of salt & dry them in the sun for about 10 days continuously. After that l drain the salt water, cut them into bite size pieces & make pickle with oil, chilli powder, spices & sugar. Always keep pickle immersed in oil in airtight bottle .
Thank you.
You have the most relatable videos. Thank you for all your help!!
Juicy lime! im moving in my new home soon planin to plant lime i cnt do without lime
Just put in 3 new citrus, thanks for the tips Mark. I'm going to.... get into it.
Good on ya Dale! 👍🙂
Great videos ...you are one of my favorite horticulturalist. ..Everyone should be tuning in to your channel...Thank you for all the jewels you have shared with the world..much needed info at this time..Blessings
Thank you. You have such great tips. And make some fish or shrimp ceviche with onion and avocado, yum!
Thanks for the video very good you teach me a lot of the citrus🌺
Great information. Ever thought of making lime marmalade it’s great
Awesome.My lemon seeds germinate so I am looking forward to grow fruits on the trees.
I love your video and your farm! Currently I'm growing key limes in a container and live in a condo in Virginia. Thank you for your insight!!
Great video. Thankyou.
Use your limes in key lime pie! Or margaritas!
Thank you for your information on lime trees! I wish we had a warmer climate, or enough room to build a greenhouse, but who knows what our living room can do to a lime-tree ;)
I would love to use lime in lots of hot dishes, always with fish, and chicken, and to use it for canning and fermenting food; and of course in lemonade, lime-pies, in apple-pies (or whatever fruit-pies really...) and as I saw in Italy: to sugar them! as a snack or in warm dishes. Dry them, use slices in kombucha, beer, even soft-drinks/sodas, tea...
Well, I guess you have to distribute some pies around in your circle of friends and family ;)
Take care, and happy growing!
maybe try a smll Dawrf Tahitian Lime tree in a pot in a small greenhouse , just my thoughts
@@Sunline7 We started just outside, and have wild lemon, kumquat, red orange, Meyer citrus, finger lime, djeroek poeroet, and Buddha's hand in summer in our garden, in pots. Last month we brought most of them in a colder room in our home, to give them a colder winter. In our living room are the citrus plants that need constant warmth.
And they are still all super tiny :D from about 5 centimetres to maybe 40.
Only recently discovered your channel... love it! Got a small lime tree recently to put in my greenhouse (here in the non-tropical UK). Looking forward to using the fruits for Moscow Mules and Margaritas!! :-)
I really appreciate all this great information and advice. Thanks!
Yup.
Your each tip worth priceless
Thank you for this excellent video.
Thanks mate. Can't wait to grow my own, this video will helps so much. I appreciate all of the videos. Tons of thumbs up. I use limes for my acid needs when cooking. Especially when making tacos and Thai food!! I love how limes and cilantro work so well together in all the variety of life.
Thanks Jonathan! Limes and coriander/cilantro is hard to beat mate :)
Lime tea and honey every morning! Before throwing the skin rub it up on your face arm elbow and feet to make them clear soft and smooth!
Love the tips thank you :)
No sun for two hours after as citrus oil is phototoxic
Very GOOD VIDEO MATE MANY THANKS FOR SHARING FRIEND
Thanks Des! :)
Appreciate your content and delivery.
Thank you,
Citrus grower in Florida USA.
Greetings from Israel! We love our lime which is producing its little heart out now. Love your videos too! One question: what are those whitish patches on the lime tree's trunk?
Love your videos... straight up, witty and understandable
Thank you! Love your generous tips unlike those not so helpful generic videos.
Caboolture shire bin. Yes !! That means I should have some luck with my potted citrus trees in Burpengary 🤣
Well if you going to do well I should be ok in Bundy
I love seafood ceviche, Good video. Thanks for the info.
I'm trying to grow key limes from seed. Hopefully these tips will help.
Another amazing and informative vlog, thank you so much!! Chimichurri for poultry or fish is my favorite way to use all citrus.
I had to Google Chimichurri (never heard of it) it looks delicious! Thank you for letting me about it - it's now in my recipe to do book :)
Excellent vid..thank you so much for all you do.. beautiful place you have, your grows are amazing..and yes I am taking notes and will reference as I go. Also sometimes envy your tropicical weather..but love my No. Cal mountains
Thanks for the informative video! Wear a mask when pick the chicken fertilizer ,can you talk about new lemon trees care.
I'd drink limeade every day. south Indian pickle lime goes freakin amazing on samosas
lime is too bad for teeth is the biggest drawback
i have been drinking limeade every day since like 2 months, after that you start to feeling it in your mouth. Delicious Johnson is kind of right
they work very good with fish,i love fish
@@satellitecannon9463 if you brush then no problem.
Use lime in Peanut sauce made with fish sauce, brown sugar, chilli and a few big table spoons of peanut butter.
Make the limes into pickle - this is very essential after a heavy non-veg meal. Lime juice every day is good for gout.
hi . thanks for all you do !~! happy holidays ! do you grow or have you grown key limes ? ? thanks you.
Great video with awesome tips. We just started our garden and love limes so a lime tree is in our future plans. Thank you for all you do . New sub here!, cheers!!!!!
Love all your videos.. should have your own tv show
Hey Mark thanks for this! I just bought a Tahitian Lime from Bunnings and Im going to try and grow it in a pot. I was going to put the chook manure mulch on top do you think it will burn the plant? First time growing citrus so doing some research before I start.
very informative ideas about lime grow👍👍👍Thank you❤❤
This is a great video.
Can you sell the limes at your property with an honesty box? I would do that if I had far too many. Or bag them and let people just take a bag and leave a note with a list asking for things you need in return. Even if it was optional I bet you would get stuff.
Very informative video especially to amateur gardeners like me. . .
I love how proud you are of your basket in the beginning :-)
LOL!
I like fresh limes squeezed over sliced bananas. Good job:)
That sounds delicious! Two very strong flavors, but very different consistency. Makes sense it would be very complimentary.
When is it best to add the trace elements Mark.
l have citrus trees in the Mary Valley, Conondale.
Thanks for the great information.
Love limes on everything!
Tacos, salads, boiled eggs!
Daiquiris, mojitos, margaritas, Key lime pies!
Very informative video. Thank you for creating this video. ☺️
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Excellent vid brah very helpful. thank you so much for this. very appreciated.
How long does it take for a lime tree to start producing fruit? I've planted a lime tree in the backyard from seed and it's about 5 years old and it's about 3 meters tall
I have a lime tree that I've had for a year. Unfortunately it's still in the same container I received it in and need to plant it now that I watched the video. It has already produced limes. It had a ton of blooms and limes on it a couple months ago but I think we didn't water it as much as we should have and the stress caused it to drop some of them (including one really big one). Over the winter there were a few times I brought it inside the house and put it in a corner surrounded by windows. It started blooming like crazy!
Hello nice vid. Would kitty droppings and some liter be okay to mix with mulch?
Mate has the same problem in Huddersfield, soils heavy with clay