Tahitian lime (forum)
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Trish W starts with ...
Hi, my Tahitian lime is about 10 years old and lately the fruit is rotting in the styler end, I have been told it is a nutrient deficiency but I can't recall the product. It does fruit all year round but most prolifically in winter.
Time: 17th March 2015 9:21pm
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Boris Spasky says...
Not nutritional but physiological.
Other than picking them before they turn yellow, there is no known way to prevent it.
Time: 17th March 2015 10:20pm
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Julie says...
Trish, mine did exactly the same for a few years, then stopped! I'll never know what caused it or why it went away, so I hope your lime comes good eventually too.
Time: 18th March 2015 2:50am
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Trish W says...
Thanks for the advice, I will stop worrying now and just cut off the bad bottoms.
Time: 18th March 2015 1:23pm
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