Fresh star fruit seeds from my own seed grown trees in my father's yard in Sarasota, Florida. Original fruit was good so I planted seeds. 4 years later had 3 mature trees that all produce good fruits as good as parent tree. Feels good to offer these seeds to others having had once grown them from seed myself.

5 seeds for $1. Minimum order of 15 seeds plus shipping.

Thanks! DG

Just fruits and exotics in Crawfordville, FL has them from time to time. They do ship too I think.

It's probably not fully cold hardy but it handles better than a lot of stuff here in zone 8b-9a. I do put it under cover on super cold nights below 30°f. Figure in a microclimate condition or with minor protection were you are except on the coldest years. Definitely an interesting flavor. Mine is lightly sweet when fully ripe and squishy to touch. Cool plant though and definitely an odd ball fruit.

There are 3 types of small solanum fruits here in the South Eastern USA at least. Solanum nigrum being one of them. I have seeds from wild solanums that grow seasonally in my area. It could be S. nigrum or americanum. The other variety escapes my memory at the moment but they possibly could be that too. However they are fair sized fruiting plants compared to many I've seen in my state and are better than average in size than many wild plants I've observed. Will send you seeds if you like. There are many solanum family plants with possibly worthy of cultivating worldwide. I looked into lots of species awhile back. Fairdinkumseeds in Australia was searching out solanum species in the past maybe he can turn you on to some cool species or at least point you toward finding some.

No problem thanks for the feedback!

Sent out many cuttings but still many more! Really nice and healthy right now. This is the best time to root them since it's hot. They like the heat when rooting.

Very nice and large cactus pads I received! Thanks!

Thanks man for a glowing review of the seeds!

I have 15-20 seeds available again now if there's anyone still interested.

I say interesting just because I'm a weirdo science type that just finds a lots of things very cool therefore "interesting". Peaks my curiosity I guess.

Thanks Jabba for the glowing feedback!

Still many plants available. Very easy growing crop with little attention. Great for Florida growers and other subtropical to tropical regions.

No seeds all have been sprouted.

I grew a bunch of trifoliate orange seedlings. If I were to individually pot a bunch is there any interest for them here? Not sure exactly what cultivar but it was a bit contorted. Picked the fruits from a tree on a job site in Panama city, FL. Lady said the tree came from Israel and she knew it as an Israeli crown of thorns tree. However it is a trifoliate orange. Made for a cool looking tree though. Would probably be good graft stock too.

Many plants still available.