Lime planting

grown by fe2h2o in Citrus Grove · North of the River Perth, Western Australia

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Harvest months

Spring

Summer

Autumn

Winter

Highlighted months are when this crop is usually harvested here.

Planted

almost 13 years ago 2013-11-30

Progress

unknown no finish predicted

Quantity

1 advanced plant

Grown in

sun

Rating

not rated

Grown from

Advanced plant

Perennial

keeps growing year to year

Weather in North of the River Perth, Western Australia New

Daily high and low

Too hot for lime so farFrom Nov 30 to Apr 22, 58 of 144 days had a high inside the best range of 20–28°C. The highs were above the best range on 86 days. The weather was too hot on 42 days (highs above 32°C).

Grows at 12–32°Grows best 20–28°

Daily rainfall

Nobody has marked this planting as finished, and it is long past when it should have finished, so the weather shown ends on April 22, 2014, when it was expected to finish.

Rain: 17 mm
Hottest day: 40.8°C
Coldest night: 12.4°C
Soil temperature: 27.3°C
Days in its best range: 58 of 144
Days: 144

Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0). Contains modified Copernicus Climate Change Service information. The weather is modelled for the area around the garden, not measured in it, and runs a few days behind. The totals, charts and expected weather are our adaptation of that data.

Notes

Bought from Lena's a week ago. West Indian Lime. Not really the right time for planting, but we wanted to be sure to get a lime in sooner rather than later… The sooner we're self sufficient for limes for our G&Ts and lime tarts, the better!

Photos

by fe2h2o 2013-11-30 0

Observations

Nothing noticed yet. Note when it flowers, fruits, wilts or falls ill.

2013-11-30 Day 0

Planted

Frost

Experimental · new and might be flaky

Frost is rare here

Frost is rare in this area, so we show no frost dates.

Experimental: this feature is new and might be flaky. These dates are estimates from 25 km weather-model data, not readings from a station at your garden, so a cold spot can be colder. They may be wrong, so check your national weather service and ask local growers before relying on them.

Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0)