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Meyer Lemons and Mexican Limes
My new crop of lemons and limes are unbelievably good. The Meyer lemons are
as big as big as oranges and very tender and juicy but my Mexican limes seem to have identity issues. Yes, they're very tasty and juicy but when they ripen, they turn a bright yellow like a lemon. When you cut them open, they're green like they're supposed to be. Anyone know why this might be? |
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Meyer Lemons and Mexican Limes
On Dec 10, 10:23*am, "charliekilo" wrote:
My new crop of lemons and limes are unbelievably good. The Meyer lemons are as big as big as oranges and very tender and juicy but my Mexican limes seem to have identity issues. Yes, they're very tasty and juicy but when they ripen, they turn a bright yellow like a lemon. When you cut them open, they're green like they're supposed to be. Anyone know why this might be? That's what they are supposed to do. Both regular limes and key limes will ripen to a nice yellow color. Victor |
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Meyer Lemons and Mexican Limes
"Victor Martinez" wrote in message ... On Dec 10, 10:23 am, "charliekilo" wrote: My new crop of lemons and limes are unbelievably good. The Meyer lemons are as big as big as oranges and very tender and juicy but my Mexican limes seem to have identity issues. Yes, they're very tasty and juicy but when they ripen, they turn a bright yellow like a lemon. When you cut them open, they're green like they're supposed to be. Anyone know why this might be? -- That's what they are supposed to do. Both regular limes and key limes -- will ripen to a nice yellow color. Huh?! I never knew that...thanks. Victor |
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Meyer Lemons and Mexican Limes
http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/tree...rom-a-tree.htm
charliekilo wrote: "Victor Martinez" wrote in message ... On Dec 10, 10:23 am, "charliekilo" wrote: My new crop of lemons and limes are unbelievably good. The Meyer lemons are as big as big as oranges and very tender and juicy but my Mexican limes seem to have identity issues. Yes, they're very tasty and juicy but when they ripen, they turn a bright yellow like a lemon. When you cut them open, they're green like they're supposed to be. Anyone know why this might be? -- That's what they are supposed to do. Both regular limes and key limes -- will ripen to a nice yellow color. Huh?! I never knew that...thanks. Victor |
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Meyer Lemons and Mexican Limes
Paul wrote:
http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/tree...rom-a-tree.htm I completely disagree with the statement of that website regarding bitterness in fully ripe limes. Nothing could be farther from the truth, they actually turn a bit sweeter. -- Victor M. Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam he Email me he |
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Meyer Lemons and Mexican Limes
Victor Martinez wrote:
Paul wrote: http://www.gardeningknowhow.com/tree...rom-a-tree.htm I completely disagree with the statement of that website regarding bitterness in fully ripe limes. Nothing could be farther from the truth, they actually turn a bit sweeter. I thought that was kind of odd, too. Every fruit that i know of gets sweeter as it ripens... apples, oranges, strawberries, grapes, etc. Up to a certain point, then they rot. |
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