Thank’s! My only fruiting variety for now is fausterime that i love, but people say it’s the less good. This small purple bliss tree will only fruit on two years i think.
I have on the way one Crimson tide and will have more varieties. I just love finger limes! 
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Thank’s! The plant is not big, maby it will flower in two years…
This is the colour of each variety…
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Looks like snowcones
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Yummy!!!
Going by this chart I must have the ‘Invisible Man’ cultivar.
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Why, it’s white? There are some white varieties too. All are good!
Nah, tons of pretty little buds and general growth, but the limes are not to be found anywhere. 
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That’s strage, usually they are self fertile… What’s the size of her?
~7 feet, tripled in size in about 2 years, have to keep pruning the lower branches away from the sidewalk. I’m sure they will set next season as it’s getting a lot more sun at that height. It’s by an 8 feet fence.
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Then she neads another one to cross polinate… i think.
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My friend has the same cultivar that have fruited from the first year. His is in a totally sunny location. (Both were from Costco). Do they by any chance pollinate with other citrus? (I have all kinds).
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I don’t know you have to hask it on a aussie finger lime forum…
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Mine was about 5 years old before it fruited.
Sadly though it does not appear to have made it this year. My wife told me to find one and replace it. I mentioned that getting another may take years to fruit and she told me to get another big one. Then we looked online. I’m thinking it won’t be a this year thing… (Though that purple one looks great!!)
Scott
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whoah!
those finger lime hues make mardi gras beads look rather plain, lol
btw, i presume the cultivar i currently have is Collette
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Hi! Collette is very good, one that I want to have.
`google the lime caviar company and you will find all of the varieties. One of the rarest is called Byron Sunrise . The purple bliss is still my favorite .
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