The Tropical Fruit Forum

Don't usually grow them in pots but this particular one I just let it grow in its pot not knowing where else to plant it. The tubers eventually split the pot open and took into the ground. It would probably be best to make a special area to grow them without tree roots nearby. I've planted a few around my property near trees and such just to let them grow but I imagine if I were to try digging them they'd probably be bound up in roots too. I'm gonna try to find a space to plant some where I can actually crop them for eating. I'll probably eat a few of these but there's bunches for planting too.

I have some smaller and larger tubers available. $5 each for smaller ones $15 each for larger ones plus applicable shipping costs. Larger ones are good sized. Some are funky shaped for growing together in a large pot but otherwise all good. Shipping may be expensive due to the weight of the tubers. However each could be made into many plants.

Thanks! DG

Tons of ashwanganda seeds available. 50 seeds for $3 plus shipping. Can ship as USPS ground advantage package with tracking or with a non-machineable stamped envelope for $1. The ground advantage package not only has tracking but also gets handled like a package so the seeds definitely won't get crushed. It will be more expensive though. The non-machineable stamps are supposed to make sure that the envelope will not go through roller machines and such that often crush the seeds but sometimes they do that regardless in my experience. Either way I will pad the seeds a bit to reduce the chances of crushed seeds.

Hit me up! DG

Ya that stuff grows quickly. My main bush freezes back each year but gets 15ft tall easily every summer.

Sugarcane cuttings available now. Will be planting many here soon for nursery stock next year. Get some before they are gone or planted!

Plants available now. Hit me up!

Live plants available again now.

Arrowroot tubers available now while plants are dormant. Good sized tubers for $5 each and small tubers are 2 for $5. Minimum order of $10 plus applicable shipping costs.

Did manage to get che cuttings many months ago but again failed at rooting them. Had seeds once too but no luck either. Definitely want to grow it if anyone ever has rooted cuttings of a self fertile variety or a male to go with the female. I'm always down to try rooting but since I've had no success with che I'd certainly just buy already rooted plants too.

Did manage to get some sprouts of the arbutus marina variety from the seeds NateTheGreat sent. Unfortunately rats took a liking to them and eventually screwed them all up. No matter how many rats or mice you take out around here there's always more that show up. Guess it comes with having deer feed and chicken feed around. Easy pickings for them to thrive on. Unfortunately they like lots of various seeds and seedlings too...

Still looking to round up all 3 of these species.

Definitely not a spammer here. Pretty sure my sales and customers prove that.

No worries man I'll hold them for you. Still have Glycomis seeds though.

Bunches of available cuttings of bronze scuppernog grape. Not sure what the variety may have been but the original vines are from the property behind mine. They've been there an awful long time. There's two varieties growing on a gazebo like arbor on that neighbor's land. I rooted a piece from one of them a few years back for my own yard. Wish I could get a piece of the other variety. Met the original owner when we moved here but the land has been sold twice since then and I don't know the new owners and they aren't living there full time yet. The particular one I have is very productive and very sweet. Good sized grapes like many you might buy at a store. My vine has lots of growth to cut back. Can send good length cuttings at $1.50 each. Minimum of 8 cuttings at $12 plus applicable shipping. Small flat rate box or priority mail package if cheaper.

Thanks! DG

Still available. The fruits aren't super large and usually have one seed. They are around the size of a medium blueberry. If a bit under ripe they have a soapy maybe gin like flavor. However when fully plump ripe and almost translucent orange they get pretty sweet and no longer soapy tasting. Really not bad when ripe. Can be pretty productive. I'm sure you could make them more bushy than mine is and get more fruits than I do. However when it gets going you might get 5-15 fruits daily ripening for a few week period. I believe it's a relative of citrus and does look like a citrus mostly. No thorns or anything. Slow to start off from seed but once 6+" tall they start to take off. Prefers mostly shade and will get yellowy if in too much light. Interesting novelty fruit. I usually snack on them when watering every few days while I'm near the plant. Produces in 2-3 years maybe quicker if you can get it to take off good.