Can you get S. Magnifica seeds in Thailand?  If so from where?

Thank you everyone.I appreciate all you wisdom and ideas.

... still waiting for the seeds to arrive 😕

I should be about to receive White Wani Mango seeds in the mail from Malaysia. However I can find very little on the web about how to germinate and grow them.

I have the following questions:

I read somewhere on this forum that the seeds of Wani Mangoes should not be planted the wrong way up. But the post did not say which way it should be planted. Anyone with experience of the conditions necessary for germinating them?

Here in northern Uganda we have about 3-4 months dry season. Will the Wani Mangoes cope with this? We have a small stream flowing through our property would the mangoe like to be planted in waterlogged soil or soil that occasionally floods? Can it tolerate flooding? If I planted them in the shade of larger trees should they do better given that they are in a climate that has 3 months dry season with very dry air.? We are about 1200m above sea level and 3 degrees north of the equator.

We grow Avacado and jackfruit easiliy here as well as the normal Mango.

Thank you for any advise!

Does it work well to have people bring the seeds out of Brazil in their luguage. I have a team coming from Brazil to Uganda end of April.  But I don't want problems for them. Thanks

Wow thank you for those lists that is VERY helpful. I need to find out which island she is on. But it is helpful to have the local names and see what she can bring back!

Here in Uganda most of the fruit are the same common ones. Mango, papaya, jackfruit and pineapple. So the more we can diversify the better!

Hello everyone.

I have a friend of mine traveling form the Philippines here to Uganda in May. She is ready to bring seeds back for me. What seeds would be reasonably easy for her to find and that I should  should I ask her for?

Anyone know what is normally grown in the Philipeans?

Thank you for your suggestions!

Is there a good website on how to build these structures? I know there must be lots of variations on the theme.

Wow very strange. What does the plant look like?

Hi, grafting doesnt seem to be too difficult, but I dont use to grow trees from grafting but seeds. I had a reticulata but died, but a friend has a 1.5m tall from those seeds... he tought the fruit will not be good and now I thank you for the report, congrats!

That you for the encouragement huertasurbanas! I will see how many germinate.

I planted ten seeds on Annona reticulata from trade wind fruits. Only one germinated. After a eight and a half year wait, this morning we were rewarded with our first fruit. As you can see it is delicious and reddish colour. It is sweet and has berry overtones. I’m very happy!

I obviously want to propagate this tree! Someone told me that if I graft or bud the seedlings I would get much faster fruiting (eight years is a rather long wait!). Is this so? Which is the best and simplest way to do this budding or grafting. I have never done this before and have no access to propriety tape that people seem to use to bind the bud to the root stock here in Uganda.

Also what is the best website/YouTube clip that I should follow to do this.

Many thanks!

Thank you for all your ideas. I am now soaking some of them and try and see what comes up!

Here is the fruit in Congo.

Thank you both for your ideas. I will wait a bit before harvesting this one then.