The Tropical Fruit Forum

Hi Leo, some species are still available. PM to me so we can arrange the deal.

All the best,

Giampaolo

Good day Giampaolo. Thanks for making this collection of rare seeds available to us.  Do you still have seeds available? Thanks
Leo

Dear friends, few days ago I received very fresh seeds of the most interesting and rare Annonaceae from Perù:

Annona nitida: 3 Euro per seed
Annona papilionella: 2 Euro per seed
Annona edulis: 3 Euro per seed
Annona hypoglauca 3 Euro per seed
Annona amazonica 3 Euro per seed

As you may imagine, all species are very difficult to get and produce amazing fruits. Shipping costs to be added depending on destinations.

This is probably the last sale of peruvian seeds I make here since all the rest has been sold through facebook. PM to me if you wanna have the last chance to get such treasures!

All shipments will be made from Italy. I ship worldwide at your own risks. Most part of the cash will be devolved to our heroic explorers of the jungles!

All the best

Giampaolo

Hi Jibril, any news for Annona glauca?

Thanks,

Giampaolo

HI Richard, where are you? I sent you another PM!

Giampaolo

Are you able to find also any Duguetia in Cameron?

thanks

Giampaolo

Good news to all Annona and rare fruits collectors:

Annona longiflora: after more than one year of deep search, I finally managed to find the true A.longiflora. Very rare one from Jalisco, Mexico. The fruit is amazingly flavourful. Unfortunately this specie is quite rare to find and very often confused with Annona macroprophyllata or A.cherimolia even for experts, since the leaves are a real challenge to distinguish from, beneath the fruit shape/flavour/colour and seeds is clearly different. Small batch of fresh fruits available. They are the last of this season and in limited quantity.









Annona bullata: very rare tree from Cuba, it can be found only in one or two botanical gardens, locally it's renowned for the aromatic flavour of the leaves where in ancient times was used for curative and very scented teas. The fruit, when ripen is good flavoured but much different from classic Annonas.









Xylopia aromatica: quite rare Annonacea with very aromatic flowers found in Central America. The scented seeds are used as pepper or medicine and are flavourful. It's a must have for collectors.









Carica cubensis: small and sweet papaya from Cuba, very rare and very nice to have in your fruit collection!










For seeds price inquiries of those rarities send me a private message. Thanks!

Giampaolo

Id be happy to sell or trade next year if i get any seeds.  I will post here if i do.

Hi Jlohr, do you have any photo of the posh-te you found? I have A.scleroderma but there many varieties I'm looking for... can you send me a privat emessage with a photo of the fruit you found? Many thanks in advance!!!

Dear friends, I had many requests this year for my spare plants of rare Annonaceae. So I decided to open a quick auction to all people interested to buy these treasures.

It's obvious to say that each plant represents years of efforts in searching the best of the best our Mother Nature could offer!
Looking the success of the past years, I'm confident in your fairness. So please bid only if your are really interested to buy.

Here it is the auction link: https://1drv.ms/x/s!At_AuXyG9fVGyXmHYl7QFHnGvAgJ

All info are inside this file. You can copy it and send me back each time with your best bids. All bids are updated on a daily basis in the master file online in full transparency for your review. The auction ends September 8th 2019 @ 12:00 PM CET.

Hope you enjoy this amazing botanical family!

Hugs to you all,

Giampaolo

Hi Richard, I sent you an email! Please reply, my friend!

Cheers

Giampaolo

Hi Adhyt, did you ever find any Alphonsea or Uvaria specie in Borneo? Are supposed to be there as well and very interesting fruit!

Thanks

Giampaolo

what a good surprise!!! Richard how are you doing!!!

Remember my Annona paludosa seeds!!!!!

A big hug from Italy,

Giampaolo

Hi Jako,

this is an amazing specie living in semi-arid or low rain places of Cuba where the sun is quite strong. In Italy I have found out that it grows easily in controlled weather like inside home or greenhouses, the same is for northern Europe. I got also 60% of germination rate which is not bad for an extreme Annona like this one!

Do you know anything about it’s growth habit? I’m interested!

no rare Annonaceae?