Origin :
Originally from tropical regions, this lime is known in Morocco as Doc. It is widely used in cooking, for juice, and as a natural substitute for lemon.

Fruit Description :
The Mexican lime (or West Indian lime) is a small round fruit, turning yellowish-green when ripe. Its rind is very thin and smooth, while the flesh is juicy, highly acidic, and aromatic, containing 10 to 12 segments.

Tree Description :
A medium-sized tree with a bushy, spreading habit, highly productive. Its foliage is dense and pale green, with small oval leaves and delicate flowers slightly tinged with purple. Flowering is almost continuous throughout the year, with peaks in spring and late summer.

Yield :
A well-maintained mature tree can produce an average of 20 to 30 kg of fruit per year, depending on growing conditions and climate.