👀 WHAT'S IN THIS VIDEO? Today we’re in the lush hills of Chester Castle, Hanover with a local farmer who grows one of Jamaica’s most powerful healing fruits — LIME. 🍋
It’s not just for fish or seasoning — lime is packed with vitamin C, supports digestion, fights colds and sore throats, and even helps with skin care and detox.
In this video, we explore the lime tree, hear local wisdom, and break down exactly why this sour fruit is a powerful part of Jamaican bush medicine.
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Here it is guys. Jamaican Lime.
That's the juice. Juice dropping out.
Come here and wait. It's a good food man.
Jamal Family. How are you doing?
Fantastic.
Today, I'm heading into the deep hills of Anova.
A place called Chester Castle.
We're going to be meeting up with a gentleman called Reggie.
Reggie is perhaps one of the few Jamaicans,
the few farmers right now who still has some lime.
You know lime, that tangy, sour, sharp little fruit?
Yes, we're going to be meeting up with him because we're going to talk about it.
You're going to realize that lime is not just used for seasoning
or in many of us' case, certainly mine,
for the wash or the beverage that we use to make it.
We use it to make the drink.
No, it's way more nutritious than that.
It's a whole house of nutrition.
We're going to learn about that and you're going to realize that
lime should probably be one of the staples in your household.
Stay tuned.
But listen, if you have not yet subscribed to my channel though,
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Let's go to Chester Castle, Deep Hanover and see Jamaican Lime.
Alright guys, and this is the man.
Sorry Reggie, turn around to see how many people have seen him.
This is the man, man.
The good man, man.
Reggie man.
He has the lime here.
What is your place of name again?
Chester Castle.
No, you have a community.
So, this is Chester Castle in general, but you have a community.
Name.
What do you look up to?
Tapils, you say?
No, Reddills.
Reddills?
Yeah.
Okay.
Guys, you see this?
Some people call it Lantop, you know.
Lantop.
You know what this is?
Ramgut Dashalang, you know.
Ramgut, national Ramgut Dashalang or Damiana.
Eh?
Up our house, you see the man.
I just, I just, I'm in the shop.
I'm still in the shop, you know.
No man, they say this is good for like stamina.
For a man to drink this.
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
A bad bush, this.
This is the same thing.
Ah, yeah, I tell you.
You know what this is?
I get the gully bean, that.
Gully bean, yeah.
They are fermented, that.
Cemental, that's all.
Cemental tree, that's all.
Cemental tree.
Yeah, and breadfruit.
Guys, we're not gonna, we're not gonna pass all of this stuff, you know.
Highlight.
See the first lane, you know?
The first lane.
Alright.
First lane again.
Alright.
Growing wild here.
Yeah.
Man, and the money look big.
Yeah, they say, they're there about the place.
Yeah, yeah, have a look.
Dandelion, guys.
Dandelion.
Some of them really know what, ah, ah.
They say, if you want to make a dandelion, eh?
The bush there, I don't know really all of them.
Yes, man.
But some of them know us.
Some of them.
Yeah, a lot of them, man.
A lot of them.
I'm not gonna pass them.
Papaya.
Papaya, guys.
The wet water grass, all the plants, ah.
Yeah.
Got me some now, the lime tree.
One lime tree, that's all.
Ah.
Lime tree up there.
Okay, alright.
So which one of them we gonna go?
We go, we go with that one now.
Alright.
Guys, while I'm going with Uncle Reggie, you know.
I'm not gonna pass this stuff, I'm not telling no one.
I'm not showing no one.
You know that this is pumpkin.
Pumpkin.
Shepherd purse again.
Pumpkin there, you know.
Pumpkin there, alright.
I'm sure it's a pumpkin there.
Papaya.
I'm sure it's a pumpkin.
Pumpkin.
Pumpkin in the boat there.
Yeah, man.
That's the one.
I want that.
No, no, the right one.
Pumpkin there, right there, man.
Yeah.
But the corn there, corn.
Yeah, man.
Corn in there.
Corn, that's a fit corn over there, so.
Yeah.
Pumpkin there.
Tell me when you see it again.
Man, somebody pick him up.
No, man.
Nobody gonna go pick him up.
Yeah, man.
No problem.
They'll pick him up.
Alright.
While you're looking for the pumpkin.
Yeah.
Let me show you something, because.
You see this here now?
Alright, Zita.
Oh, nice one.
Yeah.
Nice and big.
And more big one down there.
Big one down there.
Nice.
I like it.
I like it fat.
You know what this is?
You see that something here?
Let me tell you again now.
This is a boss.
Let me tell you what it is.
It's a name.
John Charles.
Alright.
I know that one for sure.
You didn't know, you know?
Yeah.
I was chatting with one of them.
I was like, you can't man.
Ah, Zita.
You hear that, guys?
And look how you want bush and lime.
Alright.
Let me show you.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
For real, man.
Yeah.
Alright.
So we are in lime now.
Yeah.
In lime.
Almost.
See, almost lime tree has grown up here.
A lime tree.
You see?
Lime has come out.
Nice.
Good to see that.
I'm happy to see this.
Yeah.
Happy to see that.
Happy to see this.
Yeah, man.
See, you can't plant as much, because.
As we say.
See, my spray pastes, they go long also.
So I've got them.
They work hard.
Work hard to do them.
But I buy two files a day and I can't find it right now.
Yeah.
So I couldn't do it.
So I don't do work for a morning.
Okay, okay.
So I spray down there.
Spray down there.
Yeah, yeah.
Go on.
Yeah, go on.
Go give thanks.
See the lime tree, guys.
Lime!
Finally.
Nice lime tree.
Oh, you don't spray it?
No.
I pull the leaves off, right.
So I saw something on it.
Them thing there.
What them thing there?
Maybe I threw it on that tree.
Okay, okay, okay.
Here it is, guys.
Jamaican lime.
Lime.
Alright.
Yeah, man.
Great to see you, Uncle Reggie.
Yeah.
Alright.
So.
We're going to talk about it, Uncle Reggie.
Alright.
Good little while to come over here.
What are you saying there?
Mountain top?
Land top.
See another nice little one here, bunch here.
Alright, so.
I'm going to show you why.
Land top, man.
Lime is not just for you.
Clean up your fish on your Sunday dinner.
Yeah.
Or for the beverage.
Yeah, yeah, man.
But it's good for boost immune system and cleanse the body.
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
I love lime, man.
I love how we got lime.
Let me ask you guys online.
Yeah.
Let me have the people online, Uncle Reggie.
Okay, okay.
Yeah, I'm going to say.
How you use?
Before we even start, I'm going to ask you how you use lime?
Other than cooking.
Maybe for cold.
Maybe for sore throat.
Wash your hair.
Tell me.
Drop a comment and tell me how you use lime.
We're going to talk about it a little more.
But I want to hear from you.
You know I like to engage with.
I like to hear from you guys.
Alright.
Uncle Reggie.
Over to you, sir.
How long have you been growing lime, you know?
How long have you had the lime tree here?
Lime tree, it was four or five years.
Five years?
And you plant it or it just kind of does?
Yeah, it's been there for a long time.
From my grandparents' time, so.
Grandparents.
And it's still there?
It's still there.
It's all duckhands.
Duckhands.
I get rid of the duckhands.
The duckhands.
Duckhands.
Who remembers the duckhands?
The duckhands.
Yeah.
I get rid of it, man.
It's in there.
And you're going to take over the lime tree?
No, man.
You can't make him take over the lime tree.
No, no.
Duckhands.
We don't work with that, you know, duckhands?
No, sir.
I don't work with that one.
You don't work with that?
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, man.
So the lime there again, guys, during the...
So you talk about your grandparents and your parents, my brother.
Yeah.
How do they use the lime?
You remember?
As far as you know.
They mix it and make sugar and water.
Sugar and water, yeah.
Sugar, sugar and water.
And it's pretty limey, right?
Yeah.
They don't do anything there.
And they do other things like, say,
a little belly hat or you'll get
throw a little salt or something on it
and soak it with a little belly hat or anything there.
You put the salt on the lime?
Yeah.
Belly hat?
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
So mainly the drink, sugar, water and for the belly hat?
Yeah.
Some other more things.
Eh?
Some people use the beer for it, you know?
Beer?
Wait a minute.
We'll take a season to it.
Yeah, beer.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Some people use the beer.
Uh-huh.
Yeah.
But from your perspective, from your grandmother,
so mainly you?
Yeah.
And can I tell you that's mainly how my grandparents
grow it, too, with it?
Yeah.
Yes, man, mainly.
Yeah, lime, lime.
Yeah, and the white sugar?
Yeah.
Remember the white sugar?
Yeah, I remember the white sugar.
And you don't know about them, something?
No, me never directly.
One lady used to sell it, but me not really directly, say.
Use it with it?
Use it.
About that, you know?
If you use that with the lime, you know?
But me use the molasses.
Uh-huh.
And the lime.
Mm-hmm.
Molasses and lime.
Crazy molasses, not lime.
Crazy lime, not molasses and drink it.
Mix.
Mix it like a sugar and water thing.
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
And it's healthy, you know?
Yeah, healthy, man.
But if you've got hypertension, you can't do sugar, you can't do follow-up.
No, we don't follow-up.
We don't do any sugar business.
But lime by itself, just the lime water, though.
In fact, the lime water, just the lime with the water is another story.
Yeah.
You know that?
Yeah, lime.
Yeah, man.
In fact, they say it's a powerful detox.
Yeah, yeah.
Cleanser.
Yeah.
In the morning, if you have that several mornings, just warm water with lime.
Yeah, man.
Man, you feel a different body in a few days.
Yeah.
All right, so we talk about.
So this is the tree again, guys.
Let me just show you.
Yeah, well, it's something.
This one has the contents.
You can't see if you find another one.
But this is a good representation.
This one kind of lie down on the ground.
Yeah.
Right?
I guess it's to eat.
I want to explain something.
You have to go clean up, man.
Yeah, man.
It's over, it's over, too big.
That's why it dropped on the ground.
Yeah, yeah, man.
Till you get the hurt, get soft.
And the lime behind it, carry down there.
Oh, the weight.
Yeah, carry down the tree.
All right.
No stone or anything, just the hurt.
All right, so I'm going to show you the lime tree, guys.
Some people might not know it.
Again, so this is it.
This, again, guys, a lime tree lying down here.
And adulterated.
We didn't dress it up just for the feature.
We come at source and show you exactly how it is in the field.
Right?
And this is a lime.
This is a lime leaf, which, again, itself is another story.
Yeah, man.
And this is it.
These are the limes.
All right.
You have a knife, Uncle Reggie?
All right.
You have a knife, all right.
So this is a lime.
This one is about an inch and a half, right?
Mostly?
Yeah, bro.
All right.
So it's about an inch and a half.
It's small, very small.
Small, relatively small, right?
Yeah.
You have some big ones over here.
Yeah, some big ones.
Yeah, man.
All right.
So that's fine, man.
We'll work with this one.
We'll go and cut it.
I'll show something.
I don't know.
You know, there are people who probably who hear about lime, but even don't know.
Ah, cut it.
Look what it is.
Ah, take it back.
That's the juice.
Juice dropping out.
Man, you're wasting good food, man.
Oh, I have a water bottle here.
I should have brought my water bottle with me.
Squeeze it in, man.
Hold on, hold on.
I have it in my bag, man.
Hold on, hold on.
One second, guys.
One second there.
Let me grab my bottle and squeeze it in my water bottle.
Hold on.
And drink lime.
All right, Uncle Reggie.
So here, see my water bottle here?
See my water bottle here, guys?
Let me get my water.
So usually, and by the way, yeah, usually they say
one of this can, one lime, one average lime can suffice for a liter of water.
Yeah.
But for this, for my purpose today, I put about three limes in there, Uncle Reggie.
All right.
Or more, you know.
We're going to get greedy today upon the lime.
Squeeze it, man.
And the seed, oh, by the way, the seed's in there.
So you know you're getting 100% organic.
I hear they have lime now without seed, you know.
Yeah, man.
They got seed this time, though.
Yeah, but that's not good, you know.
That means they make it in the lab, you know.
I hear you say, man, you got the cheap plant.
No, man, I make them make that.
Man, you got the cheap plant.
Yeah, man, I make them make it.
We don't want that, Uncle Reggie.
Guys, if you agree with me, give me a like right now.
Them new plants I make in the lab can't beat the original, you know.
Can't beat the original.
You can't squeeze it.
Rub off the thing in there, man.
Rub off it.
Yes, man, it's sitting in there, yeah.
All right.
Put one more in there, man.
Put one more, Uncle Reggie.
Yeah.
Go find another one.
Go find a nice, big one.
Let me find a nice, nice, nice, big one.
Find one?
Okay, good.
Yeah, man.
Yeah, this is a nice one.
Hold on, let me take a picture of this, man.
All right.
Yes, man.
I just said this one.
And now you're trying to tell me it's not good.
Yes, man.
Hold on, let me take a picture.
And now you're trying to tell me it's not good.
Hold on, let me take a picture of that, Uncle Reggie.
Hold it close to you.
All right.
Right there, sir.
All right, sir.
So this one.
All right.
So bust that one out.
So this is a nice, good one.
About an inch and a half, two inch.
Yeah.
All right.
Yes, man.
All right, guys.
I see the one that's hard to feed.
That's the one they do.
Oh, that means it's never quite ready yet, then.
Yeah, right.
Let me show you some of the ready ones.
That means it's going to get bigger.
Yeah, man.
The big ones, that's what I'm telling you.
When people see them, people say, man.
Go fill in the big show.
It's a blessing.
Now it's a run down there.
Yeah.
It goes right to the bottom.
Right to the bottom.
Yeah, man.
All right.
Nice.
Scrape everything in there, man.
Yeah, man.
We're not...
These are the best things you got.
Yes, man.
This is alkaline water right now.
Alkaline water right now, guys.
By the way, let me...
In fact, let me talk about the health benefits.
I'm going to share some of the health benefits.
So you mentioned a little bit of what you're saying it's good for, right?
Yeah.
You mentioned that it's good for belly hat.
Belly hat.
Tradition.
Like you got some...
Pressure.
Calm.
Calming.
In fact, there's a research that was done in America
that said that the smell of the lime,
the lime leaf or the lime itself,
have calming properties, you know?
So people put it in their room, you know?
Yeah, man.
Yeah.
Yes, man.
People buy all the juice and go buy the juice at the supermarket still, you know?
Yes, they can get the juice at the supermarket,
but most people don't want that.
No, I don't want that.
Well, I buy it, but...
That's when I can't get the real lime, you know?
Yeah.
Can't get the real lime.
So anyway, guys, I'm going to share with you...
Big up, brother.
Big up Uncle Reggie for me.
We're going to drink some other water here before me.
Actually, hold the thing here for me.
The man just eat the lime by itself.
It's sour, but it's good for you.
Yeah, man.
Good.
Yeah, man.
The good is good.
I'm not going to eat it like you, but I'm going to drink the water.
I'm going to drink the lime water.
All right, guys.
No water here.
We just make...
Turn this water into alkaline water.
The lime...
How much you put in there?
Two or three?
Two.
One big, nice one on the side.
I'm going to drink up my water now.
It's good for today.
Very refreshing.
Yeah, man.
I'll tell you something.
And I know somebody online is going to agree with me.
Yeah.
You see, there are few things more refreshing than what we...
Me and you call babies, you know?
The lime, you know?
Yeah.
The lime, you know?
Yeah.
Back in the days, we used lime with the sugar and the ice, you know?
Ice.
Yeah, man.
When you go to the bush, you know?
I cool this thing down, man.
I have that, you know?
Cooler and nicer still, man.
You know?
Yeah, man.
It's a different kind of refreshment.
That's it, man.
Don't you...
Guys, who agree with me?
Put it in the comments right now.
Give me a like and tell me if you agree with me.
I drink it and drop asleep too.
You get too relaxed?
Yeah, too relaxed.
Yeah.
And maybe the sugar and the glucose...
Yeah, man.
Yeah.
But I know, we know, we know that the lime is a boss.
I'm going to share some health benefits with you right now, guys.
Yeah.
We're talking, we're getting a little overexcited here.
But let me share some of the things with you.
The health benefits and the traditional uses.
Yeah.
And health benefits.
Number one.
Lime.
This lime here, we're proud of it.
We're proud of the Jamaican lime.
Yeah.
We're proud of the lime.
Yeah, man.
And we're proud of people like Mr. Reggie who's still cultivating the thing.
We have a couple of other trees around the place, as I said.
He's probably one...
You know, you're probably one of the few people right now in Jamaica who still have some lime.
It's shot bad, you know, man?
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
So we give thanks for you.
Yeah.
All right.
So number one.
Lime is loaded with vitamin C, which helps to fight colon flow.
That's what I said earlier.
Yeah, man.
I'll correct you.
Right?
Also, it's great for digestion.
So many people drink lime water first thing in the morning, as we mentioned earlier.
Yeah.
That's a quick highlight.
There's another video.
There's a link I'm going to put...
There's a link in the description I'm going to share with you guys to talk more about the
health benefits of lime.
We're not scratching the surface now.
We're just sharing the highlights with you.
It's a powerhouse of goodness.
So it's loaded with vitamin C.
Oh, you have another one there?
Yes, I do.
Loaded with vitamin C to fight cold and flu.
It's great for digestion.
Yeah, man.
You can pick some more if you can, you know?
Yeah.
Great for digestion.
So we drink it in the morning as well for digestion and cleansing.
It's a natural detoxifier.
We've mentioned that.
Yeah, man.
Liver cleansing.
Yeah.
It uses to soothe sore throat.
Yeah.
I use it a lot.
Yeah.
We traditionally use it a lot for that.
Yeah.
And we mix it with some?
Yeah.
Normally for sore throat?
Sore throat, yeah.
No, yeah.
Some people use it directly.
Don't use the lime alone.
I'll show you.
I'll show you how to get rid of sore throat.
Uh-huh.
And clear off the...
Alright.
Yeah.
Some people use honey.
Clear off the cold.
Some people use honey.
Yeah, some people use honey and some use...
Some use salt in it too.
Ah, salt.
Yeah.
So the honey or the salt?
Yeah.
It's antibacterial and anti-fungal.
They say you can't...
You know you use it to clean cuts and wounds, eh?
Yeah.
The antibacterial properties in it help with that.
And it's good for you?
Ringworm.
Yeah.
Anti-fungal.
It's on salt.
Yes, yeah.
And it has an alkaline...
Yeah.
Alkalizing...
Alkalizing effect, we call it.
Okay.
Um, as I showed you a while ago, I pour it in my water.
Yeah, man.
And drink because it helps to balance...
Yeah.
It helps to balance what they call the pH.
Yeah.
So I learned something, Uncle Reggie.
I don't know if you...
Well, you probably wouldn't know.
I don't know how much you know, but...
Lime is acidic outside of the body.
But when you take it inside...
Yeah.
You get alkaline, meaning it helps...
It helps to...
Cure inside the...
Regular...
Yes, yes.
Because the body needs what they call alkaline environment to function properly.
Okay.
And lime do that.
Okay.
So it's a...
Man.
So people...
So some people drink expensive...
Yeah.
Detox tea, but...
We just squeeze lime in the water, warm water.
Yeah, lime, lime.
Lime in the bathroom.
Yeah, man.
And guys, instead of buying expensive vitamin tea,
you can find the lime, as we did here.
You can find the lime, you know, you use it.
It's a powerful vitamin C supplement.
Yeah, yeah.
You smell it.
You smell it a while ago, don't you?
Yeah.
And...
Lime, man.
You can smell lime.
And we talk a little bit about that already.
Yeah.
And we taste it already.
Oh, you taste it?
Mm-hmm.
It's sour.
It's sour, man.
It's sour.
Nothing not good.
It's not nice.
Yeah, and there's nothing to look for also.
But you have to be secure.
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Cool.
I want to hear from you guys.
I want to hear from you.
So we have it here.
It's another fresh little one here.
I want to hear from you guys online right now.
What's the most unusual?
I'm probably...
Should I say creative way you use lime?
I want to hear from you.
We are learning from each other.
So share with me now.
What's the most creative or unusual way you use lime?
You use it for skincare?
People use it in skincare, as I mentioned earlier.
You remember, right?
Yeah.
So like you say, you rub it and...
Yeah, like ringworm, man.
You rub it, rub it.
Yes.
And it gets burning and kill the worms.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So I want to hear from you, my viewers.
I want to hear from you how you say you use this bad boy.
All right.
Tell me in the comments.
Yes.
You know, there's a bush there.
A good bush too.
Yes, and people call it a good bush.
Yeah, man.
People use it.
So the lime tree.
Lime, man.
Lime tree here, guys.
Lime.
Yeah.
More lime here.
You have a pepper tree here too?
Pepper.
Oh.
Bird pepper, like that.
Yeah, man.
Bird pepper.
This here.
Little lime here.
More lime here.
Natural, right off the tree.
Well, not off, but on the tree.
Yeah.
So the bosses tell me, guys, that this...
All right.
So Uncle Reggie says, this week, no lime this week.
You're not selling on this week?
No, I'm not selling on this week.
You're going to get a break?
Yeah.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah.
Clean off this.
Why, man?
Do it, then.
I'm going to put on my gloves and come here.
That's why I'm here.
Come clean up?
Yeah.
I can't manage the maca.
OK.
No, no.
You can't manage it.
Don't put maca in it, man.
You can't manage it.
Yeah.
Maca kill me, man.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm going to clean up, man.
We can get up off of here.
Yeah, yeah.
By the time we get on the dirt, I'm going to do something else.
Let them tell me when they're ripe.
Yeah, see.
Oh, when they drop on the ground.
Now, where's the other tree?
One tree over there.
Oh, this is one?
Yeah.
OK.
Down there.
OK.
See another one here.
So this is another tree, guys.
Another tree here with some younger ones.
It's a baby tree.
But Uncle Reggie promised me that he's going to plant some more yam.
More yam?
More lime tree, though.
Because this thing of hot bread right now, when they bring it to the market,
one person buy everything, you know?
That person will sell.
Yes, yes, yes.
But we want to big up Mr. Reggie.
Uncle Reggie, if you're keeping the thing going, right?
And despite the fact that it's scarce, it's rare now.
Yeah.
You're still able to, you know, to nurture, to cultivate and keep the thing going on his side here.
Yeah.
You know, so we'll big him up with the lime because we can't do it.
This is history.
This is heritage, you know?
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
This is culture.
Yeah, man.
It's a lime.
Yeah.
So I said to you guys, there's a link in the description.
I want you to read more about lime, the scientific side of it.
More health benefits and all of that stuff.
I want you to check the description.
And the man, boy, the man have whole heap of little things of benefit of interest here, guys.
A lot of bananas, you know, and planting, you know, man.
See them there?
Banana planting, breadfruit, coconut.
Yeah.
Nice property.
And this is a bird pepper.
But this one's big, man.
Yeah.
Hold on.
There's a ripe one here.
Yeah.
All right.
Let's see if we can see if it's a bird pepper.
I'll find one ripe one.
One ripe one.
See some here now?
See some green on there?
Yeah, but this one, this is round.
Yeah.
I've never seen a bird pepper this big.
Yeah, man.
They're round.
Some of them are round.
Round, man.
They come like cayenne.
Some of them come like cayenne.
Yeah, like cayenne.
And it's a bird pepper?
Yeah.
Oh, it's hot, man.
It's sure a bird pepper.
Oh, these now look more traditional.
Yeah.
Bird pepper to me.
You see?
Come on.
This one's round.
I'm going to get some cayenne pepper.
Yeah.
Cheap.
Yeah, this is a bad thing.
Good for circulation.
Yeah, man.
Yeah.
So anyway, guys.
Anyway, pick up the man.
Pick up the man.
Pick up the man, Sir Reggie.
Sir Reggie.
Do like, give her a thumbs up, Sir Reggie.
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
Pick up Sir Reggie, man.
I do wonders in the hills, man.
I'll try to keep the thing going.
Keep the heritage going.
Keep the culture going.
Yeah.
With them lime here.
Yeah.
Powerful detox.
Powerful cleanser.
Another, another power.
Another powerhouse.
Immune.
Immunity booster.
Yeah.
You know?
Everything good about this thing here.
Yeah, man.
Another fresh, fresh bunch here coming up.
Get ready.
This one will be ready in a couple of weeks.
Maybe two weeks.
Yeah, yeah.
Two weeks or so.
Yeah, yeah.
Looking good.
Alright, my boss.
The Lime Man, man.
Uncle Reggie.
If anybody, Sir Reggie.
I mean, want to reach out to you for lime.
I know, I know it's hot bread now.
I know it's hot bread now, so it's limited.
But if anybody want to reach out for any lime,
of the limited amount that you have.
Yeah.
Or any of the other, you know, produce that you have.
Because you have a lot of stuff here.
Some, some, it's seasonal.
So it's based on whatever is in season, right?
Yeah.
You're a farmer.
So whatever you have in the ground at the time.
Banana, plantain, pumpkin, breadfruit.
Whatever you have.
Of course, the lime.
If they want to reach out to you.
Or maybe just for, maybe a show or anything.
How can they get in touch with you?
You have a phone number?
Yeah.
What's the number?
349-73-88.
876-349-73-88.
Yeah.
Alright.
The Lime Man, Sir Reggie.
Big him up.
Let him go gag him.
839.
349-73-88.
Yeah.
Okay.
Alright.
Anyway, the correct number is in the description.
So check the description, guys.
Just in case.
The description has the best number.
Alright?
Okay.
If we change the number, we're going to put it in the description.
Okay.
So check the description for Uncle Reggie's number.
Alright.
Big him up as him go.
Give him a thumbs up, man.
One more thing.
One more thing, guys.
I must say this.
I want to hear from you.
If you have any questions, please, about lime, put it in the comments.
Put it in the comments and I'll be happy to respond to it.
But there's one thing I figure somebody's going to ask.
And it is this.
Is lime and lemon the same thing?
No.
Two different things.
Alright.
The bath and surround the sauce.
It is two different things.
They're from the same family, obviously.
But it's two different things.
Lemon actually has a little bit more vitamin C, they say, than lime.
But lime has a whole lot still.
A whole lot.
But lime has more minerals.
Yeah.
More vitamins, generally.
And minerals than lemon.
So lime is more complete than lemon.
Yeah.
Even though they are two bath fruits.
You know that?
Yeah.
Yeah, man.
Two bath fruits.
So we pick up the lime again.
Lime.
Lime again.
Lime of the bath.
Bath.
Lime of the bath, man.
Lime of the bath.
Yeah.
Lime of the bath.
Anywhere good time, lime of the bath.
Lime of the bath.
So that's it, guys.
Uncle Reggie and the lime, man.
The good old Jamaican lime, man.
I want to hear from you.
What do you think?
What did you learn?
Did you learn anything new?
Come on, drop it in the comments.
And I'll ask you again.
If you use lime for anything unusual, I want to hear.
So much.
But remember to check the description for more detailed information on the lime.
If you have not yet subscribed, I'm going to ask you now to subscribe.
I do a lot of these kind of videos.
Show you what I call the real Jamaica.
I don't want you to miss any of that.
Right?
A lot of persons come and watch and just go.
I want you to watch and subscribe.
So you can get more of this kind of content.
There's another video I need you to see.
And that's a video I did about a fruit.
I call it Grandadilla.
It's a...
I don't know if you know it.
You know Grandadilla?
It's a passion fruit family.
It's huge.
I want you to watch that video.
There's a link in the description.
I just want to get a tree.
You got a tree here?
Yeah, over there in the bush.
Yeah, man.
I did a video on it.
Miss Marlene, the person, she was in South.
She passed.
I did a video with her, but she passed recently.
May her soul rest in peace.
I want you to see that video with her.
There's a link in the description.
Rats fall right up, you know?
For real?
Rats fall right up, man.
Right there, hey.
I just heard a rat.
Ratty peep out.
Oh, okay.
Well, that's some good, you know?
Yeah, man.
That's some good.
Fall right up.
That's some good.
Go right, right up.
Look at this.
Okay.
Look at this.
Your looks are really fancy.
That's a rat.
Okay, cool, cool.
But there's a link in the description to that video, guys.
And it's in the card above.
See you in that one.