Anybody has cherimoya seeds from named variety to sell

[Yellowthumb]

I heard cherimoya seedlings from a good parent tree can grow good enough fruit. And can even fruit faster than grafted trees. Does anybody has named variety such as White, Honeyheart etc? I can pay a good price for it.

[fyliu]

JF and Beach2Bush (or Bush2Beach) sold scions before. Fruits ripen a little later than now. With SoCal Warming, who knows. Everything's coming in early this year.

Where are you located? It's a bigger hassle to go to the post office for international mail. Domestic I just print the label at home and give it to the mail carrier.

[johnb51]

You're probably going to have to wait until cherimoyas are in season in California.

[buddy roo]

Cherimoya  ARE NOT true to seed also a ungrafted tree takes much longer to produce than a grafted tree  best to plant the seeds now and graft on them next year. i have one of my trees that always fruits early so i have fresh seeds now if you want to come by and get a few.         Patrick

[Yellowthumb]

Thanks guys for your reply. I live in Canada unfortunately. So I wish somebody would not mind the hassle and mail me 10 fresh seeds.

Thanks

[johnb51]

There's always these guys for cherimoya seeds (and cherimoyas and other fruit)! https://www.grovestand.net

[fyliu]

Thanks guys for your reply. I live in Canada unfortunately. So I wish somebody would not mind the hassle and mail me 10 fresh seeds.

Thanks

Do you know of any cheap shipping method from US to Canada? First class package is $9.50, and international flat rate is $25 for the smallest box. Ouch! Domestic package is only $2.67 for the first 4 ounces.

[spaugh]

I have a lot of seeds but they are not fresh.  They should still be viable.  I think Mark just sprouted some I sent him.  Shipping is under 5$ for a padded envelope to Canada.

[buddy roo]

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Do you know of any cheap shipping method from US to Canada? First class package is $9.50, and international flat rate is $25 for the smallest box. Ouch! Domestic package is only $2.67 for the first 4 ounces.
Fang you can send it as a letter for $1.15 i get cheep greeting cards from the dollar store , also i use a small patch of bubble wrap pop a bubble and push the seeds around through it i tape this to the center of the envelope to keep it from moving around, cards are hand sorted not ran through the machine , this works well for seeds cherimoya size and smaller.  hope this may help .        Regards       Patrick

[fyliu]

Thanks for the tip, Patrick. The post office is making it really expensive to ship things around. That's even cheaper than domestic thick envelope.