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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: WTB - Chrysophyllum roxburghii
« on: March 22, 2018, 12:30:23 PM »Satha thanks for the info, can you get seeds of this Chrysophyllum by chance?Did u try tasting it?
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Satha thanks for the info, can you get seeds of this Chrysophyllum by chance?Did u try tasting it?
Do you still have some left? If yes, I'll pm you my info.If u still have some left please PM me too.
Thanks!
Hi all,
Travelling Peru and Bolivia I found the following very rare nice tasting fruits!
Duguetia marcgraviana
Taste Sweet with a flavor of Apricot,
Price 5 Euro
Hi Denis,
Only Duguetia marcgraviana and Salacia ellipticta I have left!
Duguetia sp.
Price 3 Euro
Annona nutans
Tatse Sweet but
Price 3 Euro
Salacia ellipicta, Family Hippocractaceae, Diocious tree
Taste sweet, nice flavor, Female trees produces a lot. VERY RARE!
Price 5 Euro
Parinari
Taste Sweet date like flavor
Price 2,50 Euro
Achachariau, Rheedia brasilensis
Price 2 Euro
Taruma Vitex Pseudolea,
Taste, sweet strong Plumlike flavor sweet
Price 2,50 Euro
Chrysphyllum genocarapum
Price 2 Euro
Myrciaria cauliflora, sweet
Price 2 Euro
Dada good time! Do you have now this seeds? I want bay it.
Dada, I'm still waiting for the tracking number. Did your postal officer ship my packet?Hi Giampaolo,
Thanks
Giampaolo
Hi Dada, do you have some pics of the annonas? They sound interesting!I have only few fotos!
I received Duguetia marcgraviana seed last year from you some came up .What type climate do they like wet or dry? also seed coming up Duguetia phaseosiades I assume that's more arid climate?
Put me down yara yara seed
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Indeed both species are native to an arid tropical climate. I have seen trees of Duguetia phaseolioides that grew back even after a wildfire has passed.]
Yes I agree. One good cultivar I like from Hawaii is Nishikawa. I havent had Reed so I dont know how it compares to that one!One thing that is not mentioned frequently enough is that avocados increase in richness when left on the tree an extra long time. I discovered this when I tasted some Hass from my tree that was hanging about 18 months. The butter factor was so high, it was like I was eating a Reed or some Hawaiian avocado.Good point. That's why even West Indian avocados grown in Florida taste pretty good when they stay on the tree long enough--Simmonds, Choquette, etc.
Sent you a PM yesterday, did you get it?Yes your package will go out tomorrow!
Hi Dada, we got confirmation the N*2 is NOT an Annonacea. So for sure not a duguetia!Good any idea what family it could belong to?
Heimo Rainer confirmed as well.
All the best,
GiampaoloThanks for the interesting post. Any more info on the Duguetia sp. (image 2)? All the Dugentias I saw online were shaped like the first picture, so that one is intriguing.Yes it is a mystery. The place where I found it has a botanist and he assured me that it is a Duguetia, even so from the fruit and leaves it looks more like a Guatteria. When I get a positive ID of it will post it!
Thanks for the interesting post. Any more info on the Duguetia sp. (image 2)? All the Dugentias I saw online were shaped like the first picture, so that one is intriguing.Yes it is a mystery. The place where I found it has a botanist and he assured me that it is a Duguetia, even so from the fruit and leaves it looks more like a Guatteria. When I get a positive ID of it will post it!
hi,Just send me a PM
i am interested in seeds.how can i order??
kind regards
michael
10 seeds including registered mail for 20 USD .
Hi AllI have fresh seeds of Clusia gaudischaud right now!
is there any South American growers from Brazil and or northern countries growing or keeping Clusias by chance?
Very rare species sir Dada! I have a small question regarding "Annona nutans". Its taste is sweet but... (missing something).The tree itself is a dwarf , I was told it does not grow taller than 2 Meters, it likes sandy soil and a more dry climate. Fruits are about Golfball size and have up to 6 seeds inside. It is sweet with a distinct pleasant but not overwhelming flavor!
Is the fruit small and/or having many seeds?
