citrus plant- not flowering

I'll cut one of the fruit open tomorrow, Pete.

Good link, Sis, I've saved it to Favourites.

It does seem a shame to remove the fruit as they look so funny.

 

Well, I cut all four of them off.

The one I cut open tastes quite good actually, with a hint like our lemons taste, but sweeter. So perhaps they are lemons after all.

 

Certainly looks like a lemon, Sis, and you say even sweeter than your Meyer lemon? Our Meyer and the Bearrs lime are heaving with blooms, perhaps I take a couple of pics tomorrow.

I cannot find on 'search' where last year or whenever there was a discussion about lime trees and limes not having pips. I have definitely found an ancient tree, obviously not grafted especially because of its location, and the limes have pips ... they have the most beautiful taste, picked three more today. :rolleyes:

If anyone wants to try, let me know.

 

Nice thin skinned fruit Kedi, probably more desirable than the calamondin.

I wouldn't mind a few of those lime seeds LoL.
Fancy sent me some seed last year from a lime that they grow in Sri Lanka.
Ive managed to keep just two plants through the winter and they are really not looking that good.
Maybe a lime from a more temperate place would stand a better chance here.

 

Made a note, pete. I cut another open today and they have such a lovely scent, not like the ones you buy.

Do you want to try one of those candelabra Kalanchoes that Marley IDd? ... small enough for a pot.