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Last few seeds available.

Thank you VG. Excellent suggestion!!

My 30 month old 'Mesta' mangosteen seedling. I bought it near Raub,Malaysia.

I cannot correspond with a person who does not understand simple English!

And I am not offering free seeds in replacement!!! I am offering them free in the first place! If I were well to do, I would bear even the postage, because I want people to have as many fruit trees as they can grow!!

There is a long story behind this. Since I was in the US when I ordered these seeds, I do not have a bank account in US, so much so I am forced to use a 'Gift card' to operate my Paypal account. So I paid him what ever money I had in that particular card and paid him the balance the day after , after I got a new 'Gift Card'.  Subsequently, I ordered Alupag seeds from him. When I received the M.altissima seeds I was surprised to find that he had send me only two seeds instead of the five I had paid for!!! When I queried him, he replied that there was a mistake, he has send the remaining three seeds along with the Alupag seeds. Suppose I had not ordered the Alupag seeds? He did not inform me that he had not sent the five seeds I had paid for, during the 15 days it took for the parcel to reach me!! Even when I informed him that the balance three seeds I received are rotted he chose to keep quite, until now. Will some one please tell me what I have done wrong, posting this on the forum.

I had already informed fruitnursery on 31st.Since there was no response is why I made this post.
Anisha, thanks, next time I will specify how the seeds should be sent.

I had ordered the seeds from 'fruitnursery'. I received the seeds, packed with moist cotton, all the seeds were rotted!!

You need not have soaked them in water if they are straight from the fruit. It was enough to plant them in well draining soil.

I will have Peanut butter fruit seeds in a few weeks. For free, only pay postage of $5.

The taste is nothing to write home about. Mildly sweet,I would say about 6 brix.

Definitely not G.lancifolia. See the photos of unripe G.lancifolia.