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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Wanted; Bactris gasipaes (spineless) seeds
« on: May 13, 2013, 11:45:41 AM »
Looking to buy a couple 100 Bactris gasipaes seeds of the spineless variety.
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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: Anyone looking for Bunchosia argentea and/or Garcinia xanthochymus seeds? Trade?
« on: November 29, 2012, 07:25:21 PM »
The seeds I have where not argentea, and the Gamboge seed cultivar was not so good. Won't give any seeds out since they are not what I would like to get when expecting a fruit seed. The Bunchosias where already sprouting as well, and there's no way they would make a trip and survive (from what I know).
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Anyone looking for Bunchosia argentea and/or Garcinia xanthochymus seeds? Trade?
« on: November 24, 2012, 09:21:22 PM »
Please send me a PM if interested.
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Recipes / Could be your dessert, or a great way to start the day.... complete meal!
« on: November 16, 2012, 07:20:03 PM »
So, here is a new (very old) recipe :
Get your hands on some fresh yogurt, best would be the one you like the most. In my case, I love the consistency of the Greek style one (thicker).
Add it in a bowl, cup glass, container.... drizzle some cachews (or nut of preference) and drizzle some honey. Eat.
For sure some will know this.... too much history in one simple dish, and for a reason.
Enjoy!
Get your hands on some fresh yogurt, best would be the one you like the most. In my case, I love the consistency of the Greek style one (thicker).
Add it in a bowl, cup glass, container.... drizzle some cachews (or nut of preference) and drizzle some honey. Eat.
For sure some will know this.... too much history in one simple dish, and for a reason.
Enjoy!
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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Newbie wants to trade
« on: November 12, 2012, 07:16:53 PM »
Hello to all loving fruit fanatics out there. I'm looking for tropical seeds, viable ones being one of the most important aspects in my search.
I like the taste on Magostan, also in a Pulasan. I do love small shrubs/trees that bare fruit/spices/medicine/nuts/Edible as they usually get to find a spot on my tiny garden.
At the moment have Dovyalis hebecarpa, Carica papaya (for the moment only the huge yellow variety), Averrhoa Carambola (a very sweet type and one that has lots lots of oxalic content), Spondias dulcis, passiflora edulis... I also have some nice Moringa oleifera branches and roots (may not be for this forum as it doesn't give any fruit, but the seed pods are edible when young as well as the leaves and roots). In a couple more weeks I'll have some Chrysobalanus icaco seeds as well... and a couple more things. I also have Acerola seeds as well, but maybe not trade worthy. Usually only a couple of the seeds germinated when I throw all the fruits that fall to the floor in a 1/4 filled Rubbermaid container.
If you want to help expand my fruit collection feel free to message me, hopefully we can get some arrangements done. Also, you are welcome to say hi and ask if you're interested in anything.
Thanks for your time, special thanks to this forum for making this possible!
I like the taste on Magostan, also in a Pulasan. I do love small shrubs/trees that bare fruit/spices/medicine/nuts/Edible as they usually get to find a spot on my tiny garden.
At the moment have Dovyalis hebecarpa, Carica papaya (for the moment only the huge yellow variety), Averrhoa Carambola (a very sweet type and one that has lots lots of oxalic content), Spondias dulcis, passiflora edulis... I also have some nice Moringa oleifera branches and roots (may not be for this forum as it doesn't give any fruit, but the seed pods are edible when young as well as the leaves and roots). In a couple more weeks I'll have some Chrysobalanus icaco seeds as well... and a couple more things. I also have Acerola seeds as well, but maybe not trade worthy. Usually only a couple of the seeds germinated when I throw all the fruits that fall to the floor in a 1/4 filled Rubbermaid container.
If you want to help expand my fruit collection feel free to message me, hopefully we can get some arrangements done. Also, you are welcome to say hi and ask if you're interested in anything.
Thanks for your time, special thanks to this forum for making this possible!
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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: Introduce Yourself
« on: November 11, 2012, 08:54:56 AM »
HI TFF, Placton here. I started to grow edibles 6 years ago after I was able to get a bigger plot on my house. I do not have much space but love to eat fruits from my garden. I'm always in the search of a good fruiting/spice/medicinal plant that is not too big and is willing to work with my 10/11 zone.
By now I'm able to have fruits year round with most all my plants being common to my area. My selection is not too big but is opened to whomever is in the look for seeds/cuttings/roots/branches etc.
I love to have the opportunity to sprout a seed, see it grow and let them say thanks by giving something back to you; amazing sense of accomplishment.
Hope for the best to your plants and caretakers.
By now I'm able to have fruits year round with most all my plants being common to my area. My selection is not too big but is opened to whomever is in the look for seeds/cuttings/roots/branches etc.
I love to have the opportunity to sprout a seed, see it grow and let them say thanks by giving something back to you; amazing sense of accomplishment.
Hope for the best to your plants and caretakers.
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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: Star Anise (Illicium verum) SEEDS
« on: November 10, 2012, 04:47:50 AM »
Hi! Do you still have some Illicium verum seeds? I would like to trade.
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