Need 300+ seeds pricing/schedules , bulk seeds. Got cleaned out recently; one guy big order of both. I've managed to find a workable bulk deal on tamarillo, but price is right might get more from you. Pepino the big one right now, and have scoured around thoroughly. $11 per 100 best I can find, but they cart is screwed up or something at the moment. For pepino 300 will get me on trackagain at least, but could really use more than that so pricing on 500,1000 seeds ought to prove wirthwhile. 

Willing to pay cash, or overpay via trades from my quite wide selection of seeds/roots/plants/chems (of a mostly useful nature).

Most of that lists I havent had here until past 6 months. Only have real experience with Satsumaimo, Boniato (intense plant), mirasaki, beauregard, hatki... think thats all I had until recent. I've seen them all swell. Even in the trays they do they burst the cells if I dont constantly reboot them. Seen satsuma go fine in jumbo 24" pot with barely half way decent soil. Hatki well adjusted for shit FL sand 'soil' (pretty sure its Tampa's native strain). Boniato went nuts this year along driveway edge (the 3' between driveway the the row of 24" pots parallel with it). OH, during the early year I kept sweeping leaf fall and soil debris over the strip and it mounded a good 10", but just beneath was was FL 'soil'.

It's a sub/tropical plant that loves heat; always expected if it grows it will swell.

I don't really care about variety names. I mainly want small tubers from any red skin orange flesh. I can send 5 cutting of molokai and 1 rooted cutting of Okinawan. Wpuld prefer the tade by the end of this month. Getting chilly here.

Now that I think of it, last year I grabbed a couple-few random sorts from a Asian grocery. I actually needed satsumaimo and bought one thinking it was it (should have white flesh), but I think it had orange flesh i discovered later. Should still be out there, but a good example I try to avoid grabbing odd stuff if no proper name as I try to maintain a policy of not putting who-knows-what material into my site. So that one and its companions (all misnamed as "Japanese") have been more a burden until if I figure out what they are. Most the only room I have to grow over here is dedicated to the site wide propagation system wrapped around the website etc.

That one should have some tubers. But these other new ones from late this spring they MIGHT, but I'm not counting on it. I had so many of them and a bunch of other stuff going on all at once while summer was closing in. So the boxes of slips got set to trays and stashed in the shade to best survive the scorching summer (this year was unusually DRY too).

Here's some other new ones I have from Sand Hill:
Amish White Bunch
Baker
Bradshaw
Bush Porto Rico
Carolina Bunch
Cordness Red
Hannah
Hayman
Julian
Liberty
Navito
Porto Rico Runner
Texas Red

There's other around here from that order as well. Also have another new lot of 5 but but aren't sure whether or not they're all 'true' ornamental; that's what the vendor deals in but no info of food value was there.

I have molokai purple cuttings, liberty cuttings (haven't harvested it), unknown purple (probably from those "Japanese Yams" in ethic markets), okinawan purple in a 2 months, orange barberman, and razorback (Sandhill sent me this in assortment but don't list it in their catalog ) .

I also have Liberty, Barberman & Razorback. I actually have another list to add in. I did a last ditch random special deal with SH, I ordered one of each of their combos at the end of season closeout. I have to go thru and make sure they all survived then update the main list here.

Honestly I've been so blown away by the op here all year I havent hardly had time to go thru and learn much about any of these new ones in this year (most of them). But I know there are definitely orange types in the mix.

Def like to get some of that Molokai you have as well..

I have 50+ types of sweet potatoes: many heirlooms, all different colors including some ornamental types. Well stocked with Japanese purple skin white flesh (Murasaki), Korean Purple skin/flesh, Caribbean purple skin white flesh. Also have many other fancy/tropical rootcrop plant types, some fruit stuff and more if thats what it takes.

Korean Purple:


I can match tubers for tubers, but they must be from your garden not from the store (not Okinawan). I'll also match tubers for your strips of vines, or whatever. If sending vines its best they're packed in moistened cocopeat, or first soaked for a couple days in water  (leaves sticking out) in a simple bucket or whatever. If you're interested in swapping per volume (say matching sized Priority Mail boxes) I'd be willing to put more than one type of thing in the space.

Motivated & flexible. Also interested in making my list longer of course

My other trade threads:
http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=10816.0
http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=11157.0

Some other SP types I've gotten in this year:
All Purple/Purple Delight
Allgold
Amish Bush Porto Rico
Barberman
Beauregard
Becca's Purple
Boniato
Bugtussle
Bunch Porto Rico
Carolina Nugget
Carolina Ruby
Cook's Family Heirloom
Dingess White with Pink Eye
Envy
Ginseng Orange
Georgia Jet
Georgia Red
Hatki
Hernandez
Ivis White Cream
Jersey White
Korean Purple
Mahan/Bradshaw
Marguerite / Margarita (Ornamental)
Memphis Pride
Midnight Lace (Ornamental)
Mirasaki
Oklahoma Nugget
Porto Rico
Razorback
Red Wine Velvet
Ringley's Porto Rico
Satsuma-imo
Travis
Wakenda
White Triumph
and a few yet ID'ed types + some other new stuff mostly ornamental

Likewise I still looking to trade for 'as much' Black Pepper, Long Pepper etc as might be able to get. Willing to match rooted live plants from my array, or like described just above with say rare sweet potato types or edible ginger family, dragon fruit, tropical leaf veggies, etc. I've a rooted P.nigrum on the way now, but looking to get this species all stoked pumping out germplasms rabid here like I have the Betel Pepper & family.

So for 3 node cut segments (of any edible piper's I dont have) I'll match likewise with the sorts of equivalents I can offer, as many types as you want, for bulk of the species piper(s) you can offer.

I have vanilla vines and would trade for unusual sweet potato slips or edible gingers.
Erica

Got in tons of news flowing DNA's this summer, especially in the heirloom SP & edible ginger dept.'s. Over 50 SP types total now, many of which I'll soon be able to start snagging vines from. Have something like 20 new choice ginger/turmeric types, but aside from kampheria galanga most of that lot that I have prepped inventory are already in the site.

How much spare vanilla do you have? I found some some sweet closeout deals on green, green/yellow & green/white this week to polish off the tidbits I got in during early summer. Should be able to get some solid specimens for each into the site no problem come early next year. BUT if you have a bunch to spare it'd be nice to get some live materials up in stock now, SO if you have a bunch (or a little) I'm still open to trades, pretty much for 'as much' as you might have potentially... We can match 3 node units for the vines, and then I can polish off scraping thru my ginger roots list (3 white turm types, other things too). I could work on the gingers now, but it'll be a good couple weeks probably until I can more properly snag from the new SP's assuming you wanna big trade, as I'll send as many types as you want to match 3-node units. Let me know!

I have a bunch. And got more pea eggplant in now.

Then who's going to compete with the actual NWO?

I think I found a huge Gunda tree, but I've only ever seen the fruits in their unripe nonglue/veggie stage so hope you guys can help me realize if its Cordia dichotoma, or some other species?

There was some work published that said if the pollen is dried first it can keep in the refrigerator for a fairly long time, even longer if it is frozen.  I'll look up the reference at work tomorrow.

Richard

That would be some quite valuable datas....

I've gotten the 2nd sample in. A tad more than virtually the same stock. High variability between pod seed counts. Most pods tiny. Nowhere near the size or uniformity between seed counts/weight/stickiness of the typical 'red' goji. Total lack of uniformity in these metrics from 'black' pod to pod. Gram for gram vs. reds there is surely a lot more dessicated material. Some pods totally dry and nearly all seed; other pods no seeds and even bigger and really sticky. Then variations in between. Out of over 33 pods (not counting those odd looking ones without stems), 7 had no seeds while most had more than 10. Total range being 0-24 (that appeared viable at least).

From these sample, 'black' is apparently still quite wild in terms of the expected results of human cultivation. I suspect there will be a lot of variation in sprout times from seed to seed typical of wild plants / weeds. Assuming there's going to be science backing it up as a 'super food' even beyond the typical red, this species might just be wide open via cultivative selection & breeding to be a big big thing.... but damn if these aren't about the smallest fruits I've ever seen (like smaller than Solanum Wonderberry possibly).