Natural cross between key lime and kumquat: Delivers small, yellow-green fruit that is easy to eat without peeling
Drought tolerant and heat resistant: Thrives in containers and warm climates with minimal watering
Low light tolerance: Can grow in partial shade, making it suitable for various indoor or outdoor locations
Self-fertile: No need for cross-pollination, simplifying care for beginners
Fast-growing and easy to maintain: Produces abundant fruit with minimal attention required
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The Sweetness of Limes and Zest of Citrus Why Limequat Citrus Trees?
The Limequat Citrus Tree is bred for the best balance: A natural cross between a Key Lime and a Kumquat. Limequats are small yellow-green fruit about the size of kumquats, which you can snack on without the time-consuming hassle of peeling. Plus, they have the sweet flav
Fruit Size
Small, about the size of kumquats
Sunlight Requirement
6-8 hours per day (tolerates some shade)
Watering
Allow top 2-3 inches of soil to dry before watering
Fertilization
Citrus-specific fertilizer every six weeks during spring and summer
Pruning
Remove dead wood and suckers throughout the year
Pollination
Self-fertile, hand pollination optional
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Tree looks healthy with lots new of growth
Tree arrived safely, very well packaged . . after opening. . watered & allowed to adjust to outdoor by keeping in current container but brought to front porch for early day sun. Repotted after 5 days and is doing well. She looks happy.
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Wanda · July 9, 2026
So great! Can’t wait to see it geow and produce fruit! Beautiful!
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Michelle · August 18, 2026
So far so good
Arrived in good shape and seems to have handled being planted pretty well. We shall see if it takes.