Citrus Lime

Advice

Position near a sunny window or use grow lights if indoor conditions are dull.

Fun facts

This Citrus Lime plant isn’t just a vision of beauty and zest; it’s part of a fascinating world where people have been inspired by such plants for ages. Legend has it, limes were originally cultivated in Southeast Asia before making their grand journey across the globe. Sailors consumed lime to prevent scurvy, leading to the nickname "limey." In modern times, limes hold a beloved place in various cuisines and are a staple in many refreshing drinks and zesty recipes. Embrace history while adding a lively, aromatic touch to your living space with this wondrous plant. With beautiful blossoms adding charm and the potential for home-grown limes, it’s both an ornamental and practical treasure!

Signs of weakness

Sad Citrus Lime? Watch for yellowing leaves, which could mean the plant is longing for sunlight. Drooping leaves might suggest they’re a tad thirsty or sitting in soggy soil. Brown-edged leaves? They could be crying out for a bit more humidity.