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There isnt really much info on this. I have read somewhere they can take up to -10 degrees Celsius but really doubt that.
Hi Luisport, thanks for answering. In my area we get those temperatures every few years. Shouldnt be a problem then growing them outdoors.
Quote from: petasplit on August 12, 2019, 10:05:53 AMHi Luisport, thanks for answering. In my area we get those temperatures every few years. Shouldnt be a problem then growing them outdoors.I have mine in a protected place, below big cork trees...
Quote from: Luisport on August 12, 2019, 10:20:13 AMQuote from: petasplit on August 12, 2019, 10:05:53 AMHi Luisport, thanks for answering. In my area we get those temperatures every few years. Shouldnt be a problem then growing them outdoors.I have mine in a protected place, below big cork trees...Where have you got yours Luis? Did it fruit? In Italy there was somebody selling it but turns out it wasn't the correct one.
I forgot mine outside when we had the 16F freeze, it had major twig die back but recovered.
Where do you aquire this Blood Lime?!?!
When Logees first started selling them, they were sold as a red finger lime. Only after they recognized their mistake they changed the name to the correct specie. I originally purchased a tree from Logees when it was advertised as a red finger lime. After I found out it was not a red finger lime but only a blood lime I tossed the tree out, as I did not want to waste my time with it,
How cold hardy Australian blood lime really is?