5 variety of Ziziphus seeds for sale : Z Mauritiana and Z Spinosa
$4.50 - 11 + shipping
view - purchase via : https://www.etsy.com/shop/BigIslandBotanicals
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there may-be 2 types D Montana and D Montana var cordifolia. the latter is poisonous, ie monkey will not touch it.

Local sale - Windward Big Island, Hawaii - pickup at Orchidland. pm or email to schedule pickup and for location. Minimum purchase : $40
((((((cant ship 1 and 2 gallon out of HI, as only peat moss medium is permitted - can see 2.5 inch plants for sale :https://www.etsy.com/shop/BigIslandBotanicals for plants sold there -all plants are prior inspected but cannot ship to CA, AZ, LA, TX - as they require certified nursery )))))))

Fruit
Garcinia Intermedia - $16 (2 gallon pot)
Garcinia Humulis - $22 (1 gallon pot), $12 (2.5 inch pot - 1 foot tall)
Grumichama - $15 (2 gallon pot)
Jaboticaba - $15 - (2 gallon pot), $35 (5 gallon pot)
Langsat - $20 (1 gallon pot), $11 (2.5 inch pot upto 1 foot tall)
Wampi - $14 (1 gallon pot)
Miracle berry (Not fully grown) - $35 (3 gallon pot)
Giant passionfruit -$12 (2.5 inch pot)
Alupag / Philippine Longan - $20 (2 gallon pot, not fully grown)
Passiflora laurifolia - $7 (2.5 inch pot or 4.5 inch pot)
Cashew - $12 (2.5 inch pot)
White Mountain Apple – $12 ( 2.5 inch pot / 1-2 foot tall)
Calabash tree - $15 (1 gallon pot), $10 (2.5 inch pot)
Santol – $12 (1 gallon pot)

Ornamental
Variegated Hibiscus Tilecaus - $14 (1 gallon pot), $7 (2.5 inch pot)
Variegated Cassava - $15 (1 gallon pot)
Samoan Gardenia - $19 (1 gallon pot)

Taro / Colocasia (all in 2.5 inch pots)
(all edible varieties except Black Magic, Mojito and Elepaio)
Note that the taro plants may not all be in full form, though visibility of charectaristics is guranteed

$7.00 each : Iliuaua, Ulaula Kumu or Moana, Akado, Lehua Maoli, Black Magic, Mojito
$11 each : Mana Ulu, Manini Owali, Elepaio
$16 each : Eleele Naioea

Vegetable
mango ginger / curcuma amada - $15 (1 gallon pot)
Curry tree (not fully grown) - $10 (1 gallon pot)
Chaya - $ 15 (1 or 2 gallon pot)
galangal ginger - $8 (¼ gallon pot)
sissoo - $7  (4 x 4 pot)

@caesar
thanks for the intro, popular in PH

New selling on Etsy :
https://www.etsy.com/shop/BigIslandBotanicals?section_id=18546029
Tropical Fruit Plants and Seeds. Some of the less common ones (at present) : Achacharu, Lanzones
Some normal things. Some Banana types.
ONLY SHIPPING WITHIN USA, but do NOT Ship Plants to CA, AZ, TX, LA, GU. Can buy from those states if provide an alternate state address.
International shipping is complicated and thus not possible unless ready to spend a 3 digit amount just for shipping.
Some may recognize these listings from ebay - they are the same but with a lower price – Etsy has much lower fees.

Someones comment by email:

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<    I've heard of a number of edible varieties of blublifera, but their edibility occurs on a bit of a range, with some more edible than others.  It looks like that's what you got.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I have found some semi wild Purple Air Potatoe/Dioscorea Bulbifera. its specs:
It has only green bulbifera leaves, small to big size air potatoes biggest is several pound, bulbils are smooth and rounded
Now the important part: The bulbils when raw are somewhat bitter and give intoxicating effect, BUT after boiling them they are NOT bitter. I ate a handful of the cooked and only feel a fraction of the intoxication caused by consuming 1/20 that amount of the raw.
In perspective in the past i encounter a bulbifera similar shape dont remember what exact colour, which after cooking was very very bitter and toxic the same as when it was raw.
 
So question :: are these to be considered edible or not.

 By comparision of the two mentioned = this purple one is EDIBLE.
In a few threads people have said that when a edible air potatoes varieties end up in the wild, they turn bitter and toxic. Can anyone comment on that ? Can the reverse happen ie. a semi bitter variety in cared enviorment loose its bitterneess, and if yes then could anything help to speed/help that reversal???  I believe 100% that this specimen formerly a Edible type (or still is) or it would not have got to this island and be in the type of place where found it.

Please do not send PM for a bulb will, after confirming its edibility status - notify when put on ebay

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I have made a ebay listing http://www.ebay.com/itm/111533118736 if anyone wants the seeds of this Pangium Edule. I am pretty sure that the fruit is not high in cynide as i ate a bunch of it (1 fruit coconut size over 2 days) and didnt feel a thing, and will continue to eat it when find more of it.

@ micah
I dont own land so my "plant list" is everchanging depending where at and what find. Besides the Pangium edule have put some other seeds on ebay. Currenly saipan.

thanks everybody

Got it that need to take more photos, only have a webcam so dont know when will be able to take them and the photos wont be of perfect quality. Will post them as soon as do. I say its a theobroma because because fruit looks exaclty like grandiflora exept is more yellow and wetter inside, and importantly the inside seed/pulp formation is theobroma/cocao like not chupachupa like which is the only other contestant.

Sadhu says that its not among the 15 types of theobroma that he has seen and that all theobroma have soft seed while this one differs by having a hard shelled seed.

heres pic of the seed without pulp atop a medium coconut.

not going to say exactly where just yet , but will say that its a former spanish island colony. If trees can morph within only 500 years then it could be a morph of theobroma grandifloria

have looked thoroughly online of all the theobromas but havent found a match.

hello i have come across a fruit similar to Cupuacu/ theobroma grandiflorum though not the same. trying to find its name. the fruit is the same looking as Cupuacu though from the description i read of Cupuacu the difference with this are Cupuacu is sweet/sour, and strong smell while this one is not sour only very sweet, and no smell, seems more wet then Cupuacu and the leaves are totally different . attached are photo of leaves and fruit. dont know about cupuacu seeds but the seeds of this one have very hard shell need hammer. inside fatless white, taste is unpleasent bitter, seed is not edible