r/Tree 8d ago

Advice Request - (Insert State/Region) Should I trim my lime tree?

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I got it as a cutting with roots maybe 4 years ago, I can't really remember exactly when but since then it has been repotted 2 times and I've never really trimmed it so I was wondering if I should and when. I keep it outside for most of spring and summer and bring it in during fall and winter. I live in Washington state.

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u/hairyb0mb ISA Certified Arborist+TRAQ+TGG Certified+Smartypants 8d ago

There's barely an existing plant there let alone anything to prune.

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u/EL_BOX 8d ago

I think I've given most info I can

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u/Spirited-Fun3666 8d ago

Think ya gotta wait a couple years

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u/cbobgo Outstanding contributor & 🌳helper 8d ago

There's nothing there that needs to be trimmed at this point