Tropical Fruit Forum - International Tropical Fruit Growers

Hi all,
I am looking for Dream Atemoya ( 4816 ).

Anyone out there willing to send me some budwood or seeds please let me know.
Thanks

Hi All,
Sorry for the late reply. But have only limited access to the Internet.
I will try to answer all questions.

Germination is tricky and in my experience takes a long time. I have seeds germinating right now that were sown last year in august. What is important to soak seeds and then plant in rich soil.  A forum member from Japan told me he had success by adding rock dust,  wormcasts, and some more stuff in the soil.
These trees in their native place reach heights of 15 Meters. I would think that you need to put them in the ground to get good fruit production. For the first couple of years it is ok to keep them in containers. I work with Matthias in Germany. He has my seeds and he is shipping out orders.
Cheers

Hi all,
This is a must have for all Duguetia lovers.
Duguetia marcgraviana is a very nice fast-growing tree compared to other Duguetias. It adapts well to a wide variety of tropical climates and produces big size very sweet fruits with an apricot flavor. 5Euro/seed





Duguetia phaeociados, is a nice dwarf size bush tree that withstands severe fires in its native environment. The fruit when fully ripe looks gorgeous. It has a deep red color.
Fruit is a bit smaller than marcgraviana. 6 Euro/seed







Camu Camu/ Myrciaria dubia 2 Euro/seed

Still have germinated duguetia seeds?

Yes have about 30 germinated Duguetia peruviana left

Hi Felipe,
Sorry for the delay in answering

Do you find them in the Amazon basin, or which region in Ecuador? Found them in Venezuela
Are duguetias slow grower, compared to other annonas?  Yes some very slow especially for the first 2 years
Whats the average germination rate for duguetia seeds? Can't tell that depends on many factors.

What is the growing conditions like for yara yara as in  soil semi damp ,always damp or more arid?Texture of soil sandy or more alluvial?

Where I found it it grows sandy soil. Temperature 20 Degree C to 38 degree C with a pronounced dry season of 4 month and 2300mm rainfall a year. But again I guess it can adapt to a variety of conditions.

This year I  found a new variety of Yara Yara. Instead of orange color it is yellow on the inside. The taste is less juicy and more creamy a bit like a very good Pouteria lucuma  flavor.
When fully ripe the outside skin remains green very different from the normal Yara Yara that turns red when fully ripe. I call this variety Culebra as I found a poisonous snake next to it.
So it seems that  there are quite a few varieties of Yara Yara due to crosspollination. This year I started identifying 3 different varieties.

1 Supreme Delight as seen below. Big fruit but tree not as productive. Taste is sweet with an Orange Apricot flavor, juicy around the seeds and creamy in the center . The Center is the best part of the fruit.
2. SD 2    smaller fruits more productive
3. Culebra  Yellow fruit, less juicy around the seeds   SOLD OUT!!!!

12 Euro/seed


Have germinated Duguetia peruviana seeds  5 Euro/seed. Will load up foto soon.

Anyone interested in Duguetia peruviana and Jaboticaba Esalq bears year round 6 and 4 Euro/seed please send me a PM.

Kukumwy - Fusea longifolia seeds added.

PM sent!

Hi all,
Does anyone know if there are members in New Delhi?

Thanks,
Dada

RARE BORNEO FRUIT SEEDS, SEASON 2019

1. Artocarpus tamaran
Common name: Tamaran.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.75 USD each seed.


2. Artocarpus sp.
Extremly rare.
The exocarp shape are almost similar to Artocarpus anisophyllus, and the size are smaller.
But the leaves, mesocarp and the exocarp spines are different with Artocarpus anisophyllus.
Common name: Bengsange.
Tastes: Sweet and tasty.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


3. Artocarpus sp.
Extremly rare.
Common name: Bondon.
Tastes: Sweet and tasty, the tastiest fruit of Artocarpus.
Price: $4.00 USD each seed.


4. Artocarpus lanceifolius
Common name: Keledang.
Tastes: Sweet and tasty Artocarpus, with thick flesh.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


5. Artocarpus rigidus
Common name: Tempuni.
Tastes: Sweet with a very slightly sour, and thick flesh.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


6. Artocarpus anisophyllus
Common name: Mentawak.
Tastes: Sweet and delicious.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


7. Artocarpus sericicarpus
Common name: Pedalai.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


8. Artocarpus sarawakensis
Common name: Pingan, Binturung.
Tastes: Sweet and fragrant.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


9. Artocarpus odoratissimus
Common name: Tarap.
Tastes: Sweet and fragrant, similar with Artocarpus sarawakensis.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


10. Artocarpus kemando
Common name: Kemando.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.75 USD each seed.


11. Baccaurea macrocarpa
Common name: Tampoi.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


12. Baccaurea edulis
Common name: Mawoi.
Tastes: Sweet, in the past the fruit used by local people for making liquor.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


13. Baccaurea deflexa
Common name: Tampoi merah.
Tastes: Sweet with a slightly sour.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


14. Baccaurea sp
Common name: Luwi.
Tastes: Very sweet, sweeter than Baccaurea macrocarpa.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


15. Baccaurea angulata *Out of stock*
Common name: Belimbing darah/Blood starfruit.
Tastes: Sweet with a slightly sour.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


16. Baccaurea pyriformis
Common name: Keliwetn.
Tastes: Sweet with a slightly sour.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


17. Baccaurea parviflora *Out of stock*
Common name: Setambun.
Tastes: Sweet and sour.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


18. Baccaurea motleyana
Common name: Rambai.
Tastes: Sweet and sour.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


19. Bouea macrophylla *Out of stock*
Common name: Maprang, Gandaria.
Tastes: Mix sweet and a slightly sour.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


20. Dacryodes rostrata
Flush with boiled water and wait for five minutes, then sprinkle it with salt and ready to be consume.
Common name: Klasu.
Tastes: Tasty.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


21. Dimocarpus malesianus
Common name: Mata kucing.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


22. Dimocarpus malesianus ssp.
Mini variety of Dimocarpus malesianus.
Common name: Rupai.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


23. Diospyros blancoi (Diospyros discolor)
Common name: Velvet apple.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.00 USD each seed.


24. Diospyros diepenhorstii *Out of stock*
Common name: Kayu malam.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


25. Dracontomelon costatum
Common name: Pitanak.
Tastes: Very sweet.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


26. Durio hybrid - Natural cross pollination of Durio dulcis X Durio kutejensis *Out of stock*
Common name: Pampakin layung, Maloy.
Tastes: Creamy and delicious.
Price: $5.00 USD each seed.


27. Durio hybrid - Natural cross pollination of Durio kutejensis X Durio zibethinus
Common name: Durian pakin.
Tastes: The aroma and the taste of the Durio kutejensis tends to be stronger, very sweet with thick flesh.
Price: $5.00 USD each seed.


28. Durio hybrid - Natural cross pollination of Durio zibethinus X Durio kutejensis
Common name: Leko.
Tastes: The aroma and the taste of the Durio zibethinus tends to be stronger, sweet with a little bit of bitter taste and thick flesh.
Price: $5.00 USD each seed.


29. Durio hybrid - Natural cross pollination of Durio dulcis X Durio zibethinus *Out of stock*
Common name: Durian karung.
Tastes: Very delicious.
Price: $5.00 USD each seed.


30. Durio hybrid - Natural cross pollination of Durio oxleyanus X Durio zibethinus
Common name: Durian terotung.
Tastes: Very delicious.
Price: $5.00 USD each seed.


31. Durio excelcus *Out of stock*
Beautiful durio species, but odorless and flavourless.
Common name: Apun, Durian daun.
Tastes: Flavourless.
Price: $4.00 USD each seed.


32. Durio oxleyanus
Common name: Terotung.
Tastes: Delicious and creamy.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


33. Durio oxleyanus - Var. Mahrawin
It has thinner, denser spines, and has a hint of pine.
Common name: Mahrawin.
Tastes: Delicious.
Price: $4.00 USD each seed.


34. Durio oxleyanus - Var. Dwarf fruits *Out of stock*
The tree is usual not dwarf, the fruits is dwarf.
Common name: Terotung mini, Dwarf oxleyanus.
Tastes: Delicious.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


35. Durio dulcis *Out of stock*
Common name: Lahung.
Tastes: Delicious with strong aroma.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


36. Durio kutejensis
One of odorless durian species.
Common name: Pekawai.
Tastes: Delicious.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


37. Durio graveolens - Red variety *Out of stock*
Common name: Tuwola merah.
Tastes: Delicious and creamy.
Price: $4.50 USD each seed.


38. Durio graveolens - Orange variety *Out of stock*
Common name: Tuwola orange.
Tastes: Delicious and creamy.
Price: $4.50 USD each seed.


39. Garcinia forbesii - Only pre-sprouted seeds
Common name: Mundar.
Tastes: Sweet mix sour.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


40. Lepisanthes alata
Common name: Gindalun, Anggur dayak.
Tastes: Very sweet.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


41. Lepisanthes amoena
Common name: Brengalun.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


42. Litsea garciae
Common name: Kalangkala.
Tastes: Delicious, it tastes like avocado.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


43. Mangosteen hybrid a.k.a Mesta - Unknown cross pollination mangosteen
Rare hybrid mangosteen, the fruit only has a little sap.
Local name: Mesta, Manggis kampung.
Tastes: Very sweet and tasty, sweeter and bigger than usual mangosteen.
Price: $3.75 USD each seed.


44. Nephelium juglandifolium
Common name: Lungsir.
Tastes: Sweet with a slightly sour.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


45. Red Nephelium mutabile - Small variety
Common name: Pulasan merah.
Tastes: Sweet with a slightly sour.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


46. Red Nephelium mutabile - Big variety
Common name: Tangkuhau.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


47. Black Nephelium mutabile
Common name: Pulasan hitam.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


48. Nephelium melliferum
Beautiful rambutan species.
When still immature the fruit color is green, turned into yellow when almost ripe, and then turned into red when fully ripe.
Common name: Kedupai.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


49. Nephelium melanomiscum *Out of stock*
Common name: Mertapang.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


50. Nephelium sp.
Common name: Siwau, Sibau.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


51. Nephelium cuspidatum var. cuspidatum
Common name: Reket.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


52. Nephelium cuspidatum var. robustum *Out of stock*
Beautiful nephelium cuspidatum varieties.
Common name: Senturuk daun.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $3.25 USD each seed.


53. Nephelium mainganyi *Out of stock*
Common name: Untit, Perot kelik.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


54. Nephelium sp
Beautiful nephelium species, definately not from nephelium lappaceum varieties.
Common name: Puson.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


55. Nephelium uncinatum
Common name: Lanamun.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $2.50 USD each seed.


56. Palaquium rostratum *Out of stock*
Extremly rare.
It tastes 100% similar as avocado, but this fruit tastes is sweet while avocado have no sweet taste.
The fruit size is big.
Common name: Buah nyatu, Nyatoh.
Tastes: Really sweet.
Price: $6.00 USD each seed.


57. Pentaspadon motleyi
Yields a delicious nut when fried, the size and shape similar to almonds.
Common name: Pelanjau.
Tastes: Delicious.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


58. Prainea limpato
Extremly rare.
Common name: Limpato, Kesusu.
Tastes: Sweet with a slightly sour.
Price: $4.50 USD each seed.


59. Salacca affinis
The wild red salacca from Borneo.
Common name: Red salak, Salak hutan.
Tastes: Sweet mix sour.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


60. Willughbeia angustifolia
Tasty and delicious fruits.
Common name: Gitak madu.
Tastes: Similar with Orange sherbet.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


61. Willughbeia sarawakensis
Tasty and delicious fruits.
Common name: Gitak susu.
Tastes: Similar with orange sherbet, sweeter than willughbeia angustifolia.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


62. Willughbeia sp
Small willughbeia species with sweet tastes.
Common name: Telur kotap.
Tastes: Sweet.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


63. Willughbeia sp *Out of stock*
Common name: Buah datan.
Tastes: Sour.
Price: $3.50 USD each seed.


64. Willughbeia sp *Out of stock*
From seven species of Willughbeia that i have found, this type is the best that has the 100% sweetest taste and thick flesh.
Common name: Tampirik.
Tastes: Very sweet.
Price: $4.25 USD each seed.


65. Willughbeia sp *Out of stock*
Common name: Gitak arang.
Tastes: Sour.
Price: $4.00 USD each seed.


66. Willughbeia elmerii *Out of stock*
Extremly rare of willughbeia fruit.
Common name: Gitak tabau.
Tastes: Similar with mangosteen.
Price: $5.00 USD each seed.


67. Xanthophyllum adenotus
The exocarp of the fruit is reddish-brown colored.
Common name: Nyalin.
Tastes: Very sweet, similar with Chrysophyllum cainito.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.


68. Xanthophyllum ellipticum
The exocarp of the fruit is yellow-orange-red colored.
Common name: Molalin.
Tastes: Very sweet.
Price: $3.25 USD each seed.


69. Xanthophyllum amoenum
Common name: Langir.
Tastes: Very sweet.
Price: $3.00 USD each seed.









VERY IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO BUY !!!
- Decide what and how many seeds you want to buy, then i will calculate all including EMS shipping costs.
- Send your complete address and also your phone number (Postal system requires your phone number to process the shipment) after you made payment.
- Only accept PAYPAL and WESTERN UNION payments.
- Only available EMS shipping with tracking.
- Every country has different EMS shipping rates, and in my country every island also has different EMS shipping rates.
- AFTER PAYMENT MADE, SHIPMENT WILL BE PROCESSED WITHIN A WEEK BECAUSE NOT ABLE TO SEND PACKAGE FROM MY AREA AND I SHOULD SEND THE PACKAGE TO MY FRIEND AT FIRST (MY FRIEND IS POSTAL EMPLOYEE) IN OTHER CITY, THEN MY FRIEND WILL PROCESS THE SHIPMENT FROM HIS OFFICE.
- Always trying to be a professional seller, if seeds arrived rotten  please let me know and i will replace the seeds.
- I will do the best for the package arrived of buyer hands but i'm not responsible if the package seized by buyer's country customs (No refund), every country has different rules and sending seeds always has risk except for free countries (Australia, South Korea etc.).
- WHOLESALE BUYERS are welcome.
- Fruiting season is short, so i need fast response.
- Everytime i got new fruit seeds, i will update this post.

PM sent how many days for shipping to India?

Hi,
A friend of mine found these rarities in Yasuni. If anyone can shed some light if these are good fruits I will appreciate.
Thanks,
Dada