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Ginda, My parents in Florida always have a Key lime
tree, and have planted many seedlings. The seedlings are always ver
thorny, and never crop. They would eventually, in 5-7 years, but my
parents always chuck them out before then. Citrus seedlings suffer from
"prolonged juvenility" which means thorniness and no crops. Seedlings also
produce less for the space. You'd do better with Meyer lemon
anyway. Cuttings do well, if you know someone to send you a
few. Donna
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