That’s a new one for me, plllog. I looked them up…interesting! Does the ”caviar” taste the same as regular limes? It made me think of those Buddah’s Hand lemons.

Are they reasonably priced? They're a luxury here and I can't see them for less than about $5 an ounce. They're imported from Spain. Would love to try one.

These look fun; I’d definitely find a use if they were available here!

I sent for a finger lime tree from a nationally known nursery a few years ago. Citrus had always done well inside year round for me when I had a home with skylights. I wanted to try again even though this house has no skylights at all.

I always put a new plant 'in quarantine' (laundry room) until I've had a chance to know if its brought something with it I might not want in my house. Some of my indoor plants are many years old.....I'm protective.

Within about a week or two I realized it was teeming with spider mites. It went outside to the garbage, I was not treating a plant that might provide a food source. No refund or credit was forthcoming, in fact the company suggested it had become infested from something already in my house. There was no possibility that had happened.

I did buy from them again a few years later - a self pollinating blueberry (name Sunshine) that would never come indoors. I haven't had many opportunities to try the berries but the deer certainly enjoy them.

Yikes! Perhaps it happened in shipping, but still, that's not the way to win customers. At least it was quarantined! I finally have my Mexican lime tree (it was a present that took years to materialize). It has been trying to set flowers, but they aren't surviving, but it's barely a twig so far. I would love to have finger limes, but I don't think I should even try before my Mexican is fruiting.

I looked up growing finger lime indoors ealier and the first concern I saw was spider mites.

Never seen one here. I'd love to try one.

I offered one to my pseudosister and she turned up her nose. I wish I could give hers to you!