Eugenia luschnathiana, Araucaria bidwillii, Eugenia reinwardtiana...

[Grapebush]

I have for sale, seeds from the following species:

Eugenia luschnathiana - No more seeds. Maybe get some more in a few months...
Araucaria bidwillii
Eugenia reinwardtiana - No more seeds.
Dovyalis caffra - Germinated
Garcinia xanthochymus - Germinated
Syzygium malaccense - Germinated
Syzygium jambos - Germinated
Butia capitata
Musa velutina
Vaccinium padifolium
Myrica faya

In a month or so, I should also have for sale, seedlings from the following species:

Psidium cattleianum (yellow fruit)
Psidium Sp. (the one in this topic: http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=18709.msg233381#msg233381 )
Dovyalis caffra,
Artocarpus heterophylus
Tamarindus indica (sweet type)
Solanum robustum

Anyone interested, please enquire by PM.

Ps. By some reason, I'm unable to add images of the fruits.

[Ataman]

I sent PM!

[Grapebush]

I sent PM!

Answered! Thank you!

[davidia]

PM sent

[Grapebush]

PM sent

Answered. Thank you for your interest.

[ligant]

PM sent.

[Grapebush]

PM sent.

I already answered! Thank you very much.

[Grapebush]

Orders confirmed and paid, until 3PM (GMT) of today, will be sent today; otherwise, I will only be able to ship again, after September 28, as I will be out for a week.

Cheers,
Nélio.

[RiversOFT]

Got my seeds they looked great and got here pretty fast! Thank you again so much

[onur]

I have for sale, seeds from the following species:

Eugenia luschnathiana - No more seeds. Maybe get some more in a few months...
Araucaria bidwillii
Eugenia reinwardtiana - No more seeds.
Dovyalis caffra
Garcinia xanthochymus
Syzygium malaccense
Syzygium jambos
Butia capitata
Musa velutina
Vaccinium padifolium
Myrica faya

In a month or so, I should also have for sale, seedlings from the following species:

Psidium cattleianum (yellow fruit)
Psidium Sp. (the one in this topic: http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=18709.msg233381#msg233381 )
Dovyalis caffra,
Artocarpus heterophylus
Tamarindus indica (sweet type)

Anyone interested, please enquire by PM.

Ps. By some reason, I'm unable to add images of the fruits.

How does Myrica faya taste? Is it easy to germinate and grow? Would it do well in Florida?

Thanks
Onur

[Grapebush]

Got my seeds they looked great and got here pretty fast! Thank you again so much

Thank you very much!
Nice to know you're happy with your seeds!

Regards,
Nélio.

[Grapebush]

I have for sale, seeds from the following species:

Eugenia luschnathiana - No more seeds. Maybe get some more in a few months...
Araucaria bidwillii
Eugenia reinwardtiana - No more seeds.
Dovyalis caffra
Garcinia xanthochymus
Syzygium malaccense
Syzygium jambos
Butia capitata
Musa velutina
Vaccinium padifolium
Myrica faya

In a month or so, I should also have for sale, seedlings from the following species:

Psidium cattleianum (yellow fruit)
Psidium Sp. (the one in this topic: http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=18709.msg233381#msg233381 )
Dovyalis caffra,
Artocarpus heterophylus
Tamarindus indica (sweet type)

Anyone interested, please enquire by PM.

Ps. By some reason, I'm unable to add images of the fruits.

How does Myrica faya taste? Is it easy to germinate and grow? Would it do well in Florida?

Thanks
Onur

Hi Onur! Myrica faya fruits, are small, black, roundish, and about taste they are very sweet, with a reminiscente flavor of blackberry, but they are quite astringent! Pleople use it here to give some colour to distiled beverages, and to breack a bit the strong taste of alchoool. If you have a big ammount you can also ferment it and make some alchoolic drinks.
As it is very drought resistant and can thrive in almost any kind of soil, it can be a good rootstock, for other Myrica species that are more complicated to grow...
In order to germinate these seeds, a scarification process, should be beneficial, as in nature these seeds are dispersed by birds, so something should happen in it's digestive system, that should be replicated if you want good results, otherwise it could take ages to sprout, as the seed coat is quite hard...

I'm not sure if this species is allowed in Florida.

Hope this helps.

[onur]

I have for sale, seeds from the following species:

Eugenia luschnathiana - No more seeds. Maybe get some more in a few months...
Araucaria bidwillii
Eugenia reinwardtiana - No more seeds.
Dovyalis caffra
Garcinia xanthochymus
Syzygium malaccense
Syzygium jambos
Butia capitata
Musa velutina
Vaccinium padifolium
Myrica faya

In a month or so, I should also have for sale, seedlings from the following species:

Psidium cattleianum (yellow fruit)
Psidium Sp. (the one in this topic: http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=18709.msg233381#msg233381 )
Dovyalis caffra,
Artocarpus heterophylus
Tamarindus indica (sweet type)

Anyone interested, please enquire by PM.

Ps. By some reason, I'm unable to add images of the fruits.

How does Myrica faya taste? Is it easy to germinate and grow? Would it do well in Florida?

Thanks
Onur

Hi Onur! Myrica faya fruits, are small, black, roundish, and about taste they are very sweet, with a reminiscente flavor of blackberry, but they are quite astringent! Pleople use it here to give some colour to distiled beverages, and to breack a bit the strong taste of alchoool. If you have a big ammount you can also ferment it and make some alchoolic drinks.
As it is very drought resistant and can thrive in almost any kind of soil, it can be a good rootstock, for other Myrica species that are more complicated to grow...
In order to germinate these seeds, a scarification process, should be beneficial, as in nature these seeds are dispersed by birds, so something should happen in it's digestive system, that should be replicated if you want good results, otherwise it could take ages to sprout, as the seed coat is quite hard...

I'm not sure if this species is allowed in Florida.

Hope this helps.

Which fruits would you recommend tastewise for Florida Nélio?

[Grapebush]

Which fruits would you recommend tastewise for Florida Nélio?

That is a hard question for me to answer; first because I've never been to Florida, so I don't know exactly how the climate is, and how certain species will perform there; and second; taste is something very personal, and each person have different opinions on each fruit taste...

By the posts I read here, I think most species I'm offering for sale, will do fine in Florida, however, a few of them might not be allowed in your state, and some of the seeds that I'm offering are already germinated, wich is another problem to get them passing trough customs...

[Terminalia]

Hi Grapebush,

it was a pleasure to buy from you - in every sense. Thanks a lot !

Terminalia

[Grapebush]

Hi Grapebush,

it was a pleasure to buy from you - in every sense. Thanks a lot !

Terminalia

Thank you very much!
It was for me also a pleasure to do business with you! Hope your seeds and plant, will deliver you what you're expecting from them.

[ligant]

Hi Grapebush.
Do you expect to have Eugenia reinwardtiana seeds anytime soon?

[onur]

Which fruits would you recommend tastewise for Florida Nélio?

That is a hard question for me to answer; first because I've never been to Florida, so I don't know exactly how the climate is, and how certain species will perform there; and second; taste is something very personal, and each person have different opinions on each fruit taste...

By the posts I read here, I think most species I'm offering for sale, will do fine in Florida, however, a few of them might not be allowed in your state, and some of the seeds that I'm offering are already germinated, wich is another problem to get them passing trough customs...

Thank you Nélio!

[Don]

If I head up to Bundy in the next couple of weekends I could get some reinwardtiana seeds if you want some. Big couple of bushs down the road from my house that are always loaded.

[Grapebush]

Last week for Araucaria bidwillii, as all the seeds are germinating and if they don't sold until the end of the week I will put them to the ground.

[Grapebush]

Passiflora edulis var flavicarpa, and Passiflora ligularis, seeds available.

[ligant]

Hi Grapebush,

My seeds just arrived. Thank you again so much. Thank you!

[chicomoralessxm]

how are you doing any more Eugenia luschnathiana

[Grapebush]

how are you doing any more Eugenia luschnathiana

Hey! I'm fine, thank you!
For the moment I have no more seeds of E. luschnathiana. The person that gave me the other seeds, told me that there were some new fruit on the tree, more than one month ago, but since then I had no more news, so don't know if I will be able to get any more seeds this year, or only in 2017.