Mail carrier said that the package was empty. I was informed of agriculture inspection, and you will receive the empty envelope back. I recieve seeds from all over the world. If you look at how many trees and plants I own, you can see, I get a lot of seeds. I know mistakes happen. I was hoping this was just a mistake. If Agro removed seeds, it was for a reason. If they couldn't read your cert, if the seeds were moldy, if the seeds had sprouted and started growing... You'll know why when you get the package. Lorenzo, I'm not the person who is responsible for making that package empty. It was empty. It was confirmed as empty by the post office.
Here's a video that describes in short what can happen when seeds go through Agro.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4jI3J7bO10There can be a lot of reasons why they didn't pass.
You'll find out, and please share why when you do. The information may help all of us better share our seeds (which is so very important that we all be able to do).
You know your seeds very well, and have a lot of experience shipping from Philippines. It should really be you that shares that information.
I went to the post office, on your request. At least I was able to find out why there were no seeds. Agriculture inspection.
I'm just a botanist who grows out masses of seeds from all over, hoping to have interresting and useful plants for my family. What do I know about sending seeds? Really nothing. You're the pro. I'll leave it for you to find out why they were removed.
