This striped lime from the tree in my back yard reddit.com/gallery/s4c42s
Brought my lemon tree in for the winter and it started blooming again. Also, it's actually a lime.
In Kung Fu Panda (2008), the animators chose a peach tree because it is a symbol of immortality in Chinese culture. Peach blossom and peach tree leaves are used in Taoist magic. The wood of the peach tree is said to ward off evil. Oogway's staff is made from the tree.
First time this tree has bloomed. I'm thinking it's a lime tree. Can anyone confirm? Has big spines on the stems and is about 5 ft tall. Photos taken today in TX. Bonus garden friend :) reddit.com/gallery/rt5214
Hi members of r/woodcarving! I have recently taken up the hobby and iβm looking for a source of wood. (Im in the UK). I know I can buy lime wood blanks online but they all seem poor for the price. Is it worth me looking at B&Q or shall I try and strike up a deal with a tree surgeon? Thanks!
Red buckwheat in the back yard is looking beefy! Placed it to the west of my lime tree to give it a break from the afternoon sun. My plan was to use it to attract pollinators to my perennial fruit trees. reddit.com/gallery/rbeig4
A majestic snowy lime tree in upper austria
Alien life in the soil of my new lime tree. What is this?
What would this be? Spider nest? On a lime tree in Sydney, Australia.
What is this mystery citrus "citruation" happening on my lemon/lime tree? reddit.com/gallery/rt9d5x
Losing my limes to this substance! Zone 10b, outdoor lime tree in the ground for about 4 months
Need help with my lime tree! 2 new branches with larger leaves grew. Why are the leaves different and large? (More info in comments) reddit.com/gallery/rjc7b5
What's wrong with my lime tree? These leaves are all from a single tree. Yellowed branches have no flowers or fruit (green side does). Yellow is gradually spreading. Is this Huanglongbing (HLB or Citrus Greening Disease)? I'm in San Diego, CA reddit.com/gallery/rjhkh1
Inherited this tree a few years ago. It's been in the family for about 35 years (estimate). I'm pretty sure it's some type of citrus tree? Although it's never flowered for me, if you rub the leaves it smells like a bitter orange or lime peel. Thanks in advance! reddit.com/gallery/rag5ka
Help! My brother's precious Kaffir lime tree dropped a ton of leaves in a matter of days. Why?!
TIL in the Tree Beekeeping Culture of Poland and Belarus traditional tools, social practices, and rituals are employed to recreate the primeval living conditions of tree hives without interfering with the natural life cycle of the bees. Tree beekeepers have no goal of intensifying honey production ich.unesco.org/en/RL/treeβ¦
My little Thai/"keffir" lime tree has added five nice big leaves in its first month with me! The lemongrass and citronella-scented geranium keep it in aromatic company.
What are these in my lime tree pot? Are they something to be worried about? v.redd.it/epd4x1aos3u71
I grew up in a place and culture where I had to hide my tree usage. As an adult now in a legal state, I still find myself hiding it for the most part.
Growing up in a family and culture who thought cannabis = drugs = sin made me work very hard on hiding that aspect of my life and feeling guilty, anxious and like Iβm somehow a bad person.
The thing is, this behavior was learned- not natural. The stigma and judgements I grew up with made me become a master at hiding things instead of being open about them.
That kind of shame inherent in our culture (especially in the south, thank the Flying Spaghetti Monster I donβt live there anymore) creates people who are suspicious of each other, anxious, and reclusive just because of the choices they make for themselves.
Choices that donβt hurt anyone. At least those who choose not to be hurt by them. The only problems I ever encountered with weed was the people who hold a grudge and a judgement about it.
Unless youβre selling your house and broke from all the weed you consume, itβs literally hurting nobody EXCEPT the people who CHOOSE to be hurt by it. And thatβs their choice.
I guess Iβm tired of being looked at like Iβm βlesser thanβ or not doing the βcorrectβ things in my life or like Iβm making bad decisions because of the way I choose to live.
Anyone else feel this way sometimes?
This little tree is growing in my yard, and the fruits smell like limes. What is it? reddit.com/gallery/qpdcjs
Help with this baby lime* tree thatβs been through it? More info in comments. (Misremembered in my original post, doh!) reddit.com/gallery/rhfauc
Help with this baby lime* tree thatβs been through it? More info in comments. (I thought it was a lemon but itβs actually a lime tree). reddit.com/gallery/rhfauc
Why is my 1 month old lime tree cutting dropping the new leaves it just grew in the bottle? Stored in the shade and there's always condensation in the bottle with no cap on for air flow. reddit.com/gallery/qser9o
Should I prune back my lime tree? More info in comments reddit.com/gallery/qui379
I am thinking of planting thyme in the same container as my lime tree
Has anyone tried this?
Adopted a neglected lime tree. More in comments. Please help! reddit.com/gallery/qy6fgn
My little Thai/"keffir" lime tree has added five nice big leaves in its first month with me! The lemongrass and citronella-scented geranium keep it in aromatic company.
Shao Gong and the Birchleaf Pear Tree ε¬ε
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Originally posted this in mildly interesting, was told you all might like this. Tree eating a sign in Lime Kiln Point State Park in Washington State.
Shao Gong and the Birchleaf Pear Tree ε¬ε
¬ζ―ζ£ θ« | Chinese History - The Western Zhou Dynasty E18 - Today, weβre talking about Shao Gong, A polymath who excelled in multiple roles, and would go down in history as the Zhou minister who helped solidify Zhou rule and culture. youtube.com/watch?v=7aE3Zβ¦
Adopted a neglected lime tree. More in comments. Please help! reddit.com/gallery/qy6fgn
Found in Germany, Bavaria, in a kafir lime tree. We took the pot in cause itβs getting cold. v.redd.it/gwp16765ofy71
I have a bearss lime tree, but Iβm noticing that I only get limes from the left part of the tree, and the right part has huge thorns, which bearss donβt get. Iβm assuming the tree was grafted. Can anyone identify what tree the right half of this tree is? The not bearss is in the background of pic 2. reddit.com/gallery/q5cixt
What's killing my lime tree and best method of eradicating? Located in New Zealand. reddit.com/gallery/qb019i
Help! My lime tree keeps dropping green leaves (~5 dropped today). Context: had spider mites, isolated her in dim room for 2 weeks, sprayed her with 0.25% pyrethrins, 1.25% piperonyl butoxide (maybe too close range) in evening, washed leaves with H2O 2x day after each spray. What do I do? :'( reddit.com/gallery/q617dx
Mixology & Cocktail culture is BS. If someone mastered a recipe for a great drink, you could easily make it in bulk batches and serve it a half the cost and four times the speed. There's no benefit to having a bartender muddling limes for an $17 cocktail while the rest of the bar waits for service
In my neighborhood, the mixology trend has taken over many of the local bars, and I think it's all a scam. One bar hand mixes every cocktail and charges and insane amount, and the bar next to it has many of the same cocktails on tap, and charges 1/3 of the prices and never has a line for the bar.
The only difference is the 2nd bar isn't as instagramable.
There's no reason why your project shouldn't refresh you, right? This tree is called "calamansi" (Citrofortunella microcarpa). It's like a lime and a lemon got busy one evening in Tallahassee after too many dollar-shots... and, voila--- calamansi. It's tartier than both, too.
Lime tree hardships (desc in comments) reddit.com/gallery/qh2wka
Massive, almost 600 years old Lime tree in my village. It almost got cut down three years ago, but, luckily, they decided to leave it.
Can't tell you much about these, playground woodchips so idk what tree, smelt mushy. But if chips are harvested from nearby areas, there are lots of red oaks, maples, limes, & honey locust around. White mycelium?? Under the woodchips I disturbed pulling one in pic 2 out. Southern Ontario, zone 6. reddit.com/gallery/qrxfjz
Need help identify flying insect in soil of my lime tree reddit.com/gallery/qxkgnz
I found this tree in my neighbourβs backyard and these green lime looking things are growing on it with a big seed in the middle. Never seen it before. reddit.com/gallery/q05dby
