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I guess this name was given by Adavo nursery to define its origin.what do you mean for qualité XXXX?
Alias has following Ichang Lemons:
Ichang lemon CRC 1215( shangouyan) T R-15°c maturité: qualité: XXXX
Ichang lemon voss R-15°c
Ichang lemon wilsonii R-12°C
Ichang lemon 153 R-12°C
I tried the first three varieties, but none survived for more than three winters
so the best choice is to grow psidium cattleianum from a selected seeds? how many years does it takes for the first fruit? 
Hi, I'm looking for cheena seeds (cempejack). Could you ship in Italy? (how much shipping cost?)
Hello, tell me a seeds amount, then i will send u a quotation, thank you !
Do you have 30 (less or more) seeds?
Hi, I'm looking for cheena seeds (cempejack). Could you ship in Italy? (how much shipping cost?)
Hello, tell me a seeds amount, then i will send u a quotation, thank you !
I'm organizing a seeds order for many people from an italian tropical fruit forum "fruttama.it/forum", I'll let you know information as soon as possible.Hi, I'm looking for cheena seeds (cempejack). Could you ship in Italy? (how much shipping cost?)
Hello, tell me a seeds amount, then i will send u a quotation, thank you !
Scientific paper of course. I know that seed reproduction does not gives 100% pure genetic but it is the only one way that I can do.Stewart is much better than mexicola. You really should start seeds there and then get scionwood from someone here and have a grafted tree true to type. Then you can do whatever you want with it, use scions or seeds to sell and propogate.Are you sure? I've read 26F° cold tolerant for stewart and 16F° for mexicola...
I was talking about the fruit quality being much better
If all you care about is cold tolerance and you believe everything you read online sure grow Mexicola. Are there any real scientific studies done with these varieties to test cold tolerance? Where did the 26 and 16f numbers come from? The same farm/university study or two random people on the internet?
Also if you get seeds of mexicola, or any other avocado its probably not going to be a pure mexican plant. Most likely cross pollinated unless the person with the seeds says otherwise. In that case all bets are off for its cold tolerance. You would need a grafted tree of mexicola I would think to guarantee the trait you want.
Stewart is much better than mexicola. You really should start seeds there and then get scionwood from someone here and have a grafted tree true to type. Then you can do whatever you want with it, use scions or seeds to sell and propogate.Are you sure? I've read 26F° cold tolerant for stewart and 16F° for mexicola...
