Md size finger lime from 30-inch to 40 tall ****sent in a porch not pot for less shipping cost ***Red Champagne Finger Lime Tree 'Caviar Rose' is a cultivar of Australian finger lime (Citrus australasica) prized for its pearls of pink-tinted, tangy juice. The tree produces aromatic flowers that later yield finger-shaped fruits filled with what is known as "lime caviar" or "citrus pearls". About the tree and fruit Unique fruit: The elongated, dark green to purplish fruits contain translucent, pinkish-colored juice vesicles that burst with a zesty, lime-like flavor. Ornamental and edible: The tree is valued for both its decorative qualities and its fruit, which is popular with chefs for garnishing seafood, salads, and cocktails. Growth habit: It is a semi-dwarf citrus tree that can be grown as a shrub or a container plant. When grown in a container, it will stay a more manageable size but still produce full-sized fruit. Seasonal care & strategy Late Spring to Early Fall: Move your potted tree outdoors to a sunny, sheltered spot. A south-facing location is ideal to ensure it receives 6–8 hours of daily sunlight, which is critical for fruit production. Late Fall to Early Spring: Bring the tree indoors when temperatures drop below 5°C (41°F). Place it near a bright, sunny window. Winter Dormancy: You can overwinter the tree in a cool, bright spot (8–15°C), such as a semi-heated garage or a cool basement, where it will enter a semi-dormant state. Planting & Soil Container Selection: Start with a pot 30–40 cm (12–16 inches) in diameter with excellent drainage holes. Using a wheeled plant stand is recommended for easier transport between seasons. Soil Mix: Use a well-draining, slightly acidic soil (pH 6–6.5). A specialized citrus or cactus potting mix is preferred. You can also create a mix using 60% potting soil, 30% perlite or pumice, and 10% compost. Maintenance Tips Watering: Finger limes need consistent moisture but hate "wet feet". Water thoroughly once the top 2–3 cm of soil is dry, and never leave water sitting in the saucer. Fertilizing: Feed every 4–6 weeks from April to September with a balanced citrus fertilizer. Stop fertilizing during the winter months. Pruning: Prune in early spring before new growth begins. Remove dead or crossing branches to improve airflow, but avoid heavy pruning as fruit forms on one-year-old wood. Use gloves—these trees have sharp thorns. Humidity: Indoor air is often too dry; mist the leaves daily or use a humidifier to prevent leaf drop and deter spider mites Late Spring to Early Fall: Move your potted tree outdoors to a sunny, sheltered spot. A south-facing location is ideal to ensure it receives 6–8 hours of daily sunlight, which is critical for fruit production. Late Fall to Early Spring: Bring the tree indoors when temperatures drop below 5°C (41°F). Place it near a bright, sunny window. Winter Dormancy: You can overwinter the tree in a cool, bright spot (8–15°C), such as a semi-heated garage or a cool basement, where it will enter a semi-dormant state. Planting & Soil Container Selection: Start with a pot 30–40 cm (12–16 inches) in diameter with excellent drainage holes. Using a wheeled plant stand is recommended for easier transport between seasons. Soil Mix: Use a well-draining, slightly acidic soil (pH 6–6.5). A specialized citrus or cactus potting mix is preferred. You can also create a mix using 60% potting soil, 30% perlite or pumice, and 10% compost. Maintenance Tips Watering: Finger limes need consistent moisture but hate "wet feet". Water thoroughly once the top 2–3 cm of soil is dry, and never leave water sitting in the saucer. Fertilizing: Feed every 4–6 weeks from April to September with a balanced citrus fertilizer. Stop fertilizing during the winter months. Pruning: Prune in early spring before new growth begins. Remove dead or crossing branches to improve airflow, but avoid heavy pruning as fruit forms on one-year-old wood. Use gloves—these trees have sharp thorns. Humidity: Indoor air is often too dry; mist the leaves daily or use a humidifier to prevent leaf drop and deter spider mites 📦 Shipping: Orders are sent by FedEx or UPS. We do not ship to PO Boxes. Orders are collected throughout the week, packed for shipping on Sunday and shipped out Monday & Tuesday for the following weeks' orders. Local Woodstock pick up available, please message us for details. Return PolicyOur shop strives our best to hand select the healthiest plants for all of our customers. We understand plants are delicate and damage may occur however we do not offer any refunds. In the case of an issue the buyer and shop can discuss either a replacement plant or shop credit to use on a future purchase. The buyer must return the damaged item in order to receive either the replacement or shop credit.
