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I just got my fruits delivered today, it tastes good. I purchased two 8oz containers, $22 each.
lWhere did you find Erdon Lee. I couldn't find it on Weee. Looking for seeds.
I will post photos later tonight, here's the results of my brix reading:
1. King Lychee (erdon lee), brix =13
2. Red Rambutan, brix =11
3. Purple Pearl Yangmei, brix=12

In comparing these 3 fruits I just tasted, I like the King Lychee the best, then the Yangmei, and last is the Rambutan.

Great video!

Which jackfruit variety did fruit for you? I thought Jackfruit require warm weather to grow.

Itay

Thank you Bill for arranging everything

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Jonah, seeing these low seed prices from a reliable seller is probably a good sign that inflation is over.
Buying reliably fresh rare seeds sourced from Brazil for cheap is all that we have been waiting for. Thank you BellamyTrees!

Same seller as the $350 seed.

 

Quote from: Jaboticaba45 on September 09, 2022, 11:27:12 PM

I remember when eugenia langsdorffii once came in the seed sold for $350 on ebay
Now it's $6
How the times have changed!
Glad I didn't put in my order yet!
Once again, shoutout to a great seller!

It's called Cinnamon Apple
It's hard to explain it's flavor

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thank you for the review

I will take it.

Thx

Hi Lance,

I will take them.

Thx

Thx Brad! I plan to build a house and then move there in a few years.

Brad, I love the pictures with all the avocado diversity.  Wish we could of made it to your avo tasting last year.  We went to the Avocado Festival in Fallbrook at the end of April hoping to try some new varieties.  Pretty disappointing, no one was selling avocados.  Atkins nursery was there selling citrus and cherimoya and they had one 5 gallon Nabal tree but wanted $85 so we passed.  We walked the whole thing looking for something avocado related, there was one vendor selling cutting boards made from avocado wood, that was pretty much it.  Huge crowds of people, it ended up being a large street fair with vendors selling lots of "stuff" and fried foods, not our thing. 

Seems like you could fill such a niche market with all the different varieties that can't be found anywhere.  I know I would buy a box of all the diversity just to be able to taste the difference.

I wonder sometimes if those of us on this forum that spend years waiting to try fruit and look for different and diverse flavors are really rare.  Will there be a market for all the specialty fruits I want to experiment with.

Janet

Hi Janet,

I believe there is a market. I recently bought 5 acres in Bonsall with a goal to grow and sell specialty fruits. It will probably take me several years to grow these different fruits, I'm passionate about it.

Itay