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Pink Finger Lime Fruit Seeds

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Add a pop of citrus sparkle to your garden with our Pink Finger Lime Fruit Seeds, a rare and exotic variety often called "citrus caviar" for its juicy, bead-like pulp. These premium-quality seeds offer excellent germination rates and thrive in warm, sunny spots with well-drained soil—ideal for garden beds, greenhouses, or large containers. Whether you're a beginner or experienced grower, pink finger limes offer a truly unique and rewarding gardening experience.

This compact, thorny shrub produces slender, pink-skinned fruits filled with tangy, pink citrus pearls that burst in your mouth—perfect for garnishing drinks, seafood dishes, and desserts. With its ornamental appeal, fragrant flowers, and gourmet value, the pink finger lime is a standout in any citrus collection. Start planting today and grow your own supply of this zesty, eye-catching delicacy!

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Features
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Life Cycle

Perennial Tree

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Planting Season

Spring, Early Summer

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Growth Habit

Upright, Shrubby

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Flavor Profile

Citrusy, Tangy

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Plant Characteristics

Small Pink Fruit, Thorny

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Use

Culinary, Juicing

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Growing Conditions

Well-Drained Soil, Full Sun

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Harvest Advantages

Unique Fruit, High Yield

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Plant Resistance

Heat Tolerant, Pest Resistant

About Pink Finger Lime Fruit Seeds

Citrus australasica

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Seed Names

Pink Finger Lime, Citrus australasica

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Seed Type

Fruit Seeds

Pink Finger Lime is a unique citrus variety known for its long, finger-shaped fruit and vibrant pink color. The fruit has a tangy, citrusy flavor that is often used in cooking, cocktails, or as a garnish. This hardy tree thrives in full sun and produces high yields of flavorful fruit.

Planting Information
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Light Requirement

Full Sun

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Planting Depth

1/4–1/2 Inch

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Sowing Method

Direct Sow or Indoors

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Plant Spacing

6–8 Feet

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Days to Maturity

180–240 Days

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Soil Preparation

Soak 24 Hours

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Hardiness Zones

9–11

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Water Needs

Moderate Watering

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Planting Season

Spring or Early Summer

Coverage

Seed Count

Recommended Coverage

100

Up to 100 sq. ft.

500

Up to 500 sq. ft.

1000

Up to 1000 sq. ft.

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Jonathan Pierce
Patience Pays Off

This isn�t a plant you�ll enjoy immediately, but if you stick with it, the reward will be unique fruit unlike anything else. So far, my plants are doing well, and I enjoy the process of caring for them.

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Stephanie Howard
Good Quality Seeds

I�ve ordered exotic seeds before with mixed results, but these were high quality. Nearly all sprouted, and they�re growing steadily. The thought of harvesting pink finger limes at home feels unreal.

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Emily Carter
A Fun Gardening Challenge

I�m still new to gardening, so I was nervous, but these seeds sprouted nicely. It�s been fun watching them grow day by day. I know it will be a few years before fruit, but I�m in it for the journey.

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Christopher Lane
Culinary Adventure Ahead

As a chef, I�m always looking for rare ingredients. These seeds are an investment in my future menu ideas. The germination rate was solid, and I can�t wait until I have my own supply of pink finger limes.

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Megan Willis
Thriving Indoors

I live in a cooler state, so I started mine indoors under a grow light. Germination took a few weeks, but now I have several little plants that look healthy. Excited to see how they adapt as they grow bigger.

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