Why does my Key Lime Tree not prduce Fruit?

Question

Why does my Key Lime Tree not prduce Fruit?

Answer 1

maybe, you are not tking care of it... it would surely not bear fruit

Answer 2

Maybe this is so obvious that you've overlooked it, but perhaps it's not getting pollinated... you neglected to tell us whether it's (1) producing flowers, and (2) outside and available to visits by potential pollinators. Finally, although these limes appear to be self-compatible, you will have the most luck if there are other key lime plants in the area, so that bees have some pollen on their bodies from unrelated plants in the area.

Answer 3

make pies with them

Answer 4

maybe it isn't old enough yet how long you put it in the garden is it getting enough sun water

Answer 5

How old is the tree?

Answer 6

key Lime Trees perform best with full sun (at least 8 hours per day).

Regular water with well-drained soil. No wet feet..

Hardy to 29 degrees Fahrenheit (-2 degrees centigrade)

Preferred hardiness zones (U.S. - 9, 10, 11)

Can grow in a pot to restrict size or in areas that can suffer a heavy freeze.

Grows to 10-15 feet tall and wide or larger if planted in the ground.

Sandy, well-drained, dry, slightly acidic works best.

Low salt tolerance.

Rounded growth habit.

Medium rate of growth.

Used for Patio Tree, Screen, Fruit and as a Specimen Plant