Our representatives are available by phone from Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (EDT). If you rather wants to contact us by email for questions or comments and we'll get back to you within 1-2 busines days.
Squeeze the limes in your palm. Limes are ready to pick when they give slightly under gentle pressure. A lime that is still hard is not yet ripe and won't be juicy. Pick one lime, cut into it and sample its fruit. If the lime feels heavy for its size and the fruit inside tastes fresh and acidic, it is ready to be eaten.
Plan to pick lemons at least four months after the flowers bloom. Some lemons may take up to nine months to ripen. Once a lemon is ripe, however, it can stay on the tree for several weeks. Lemon trees need to mature before they can bear ripe fruit. Some lemon trees may bear fruit sooner, but the fruit won't be ripe.