Hi

in cultivation this tree is hardly more than 6 m high and does not need to prune.

they will grow similar to Velvet Tamarind, Takien, too tall for me, and doesn't look like the type of tree that can be pruned.

Dear friends.
Does anyone have any experience in extracting Mamey sapote oil for cosmetic use?

I have seen this product on the internet and I believe it has good properties for use in cosmetics, I believe to be similar to Argan seed.

If anyone has seen any information, please help me, because I have on average between 5000 and 10000 mamey seeds a year here on the farm.

Thank you.

Here first fruits 2 fruits Myrciaria Glazoviana, Variety Cabeludão
Here Coronata restinga, first flowers 3 years, fruits 4 Years

Jumbo , here 4 Years

Which ones will fruit in 2-3 years?

Hi

Updating the missing photos.

Delicious fruits.

Hello,

Unfortunately the prices of posts are the ones I reported in the attached link, I can not do less, honest price.

It would be interesting to make a group of purchases, could buy more quantity and would be worth until send by EMS.

If they decide, be quick because the harvest is very fast, and choose someone to deal with the possible purchase by PM.

Unfortunately, you can not go collecting the seeds and sending, I just work with fresh seeds.

Alexander: Please, what Eugenia seeds have you?
Mike: What to make a joint order from Europe? For 10 people, transport costs would be good. Other forwarding costs from the Czech Republic are only 2$ in Europe (postage + bubble envelope). From another country, perhaps even less.

Hello friends.

I am offering a small batch of Plinia Peruviana seeds, collector's item, few fruits available and difficult to collect in the forest.
The fruit has a similar flavor to jabuticaba, very sweet and juicy, I believe is ideal for tests and crosses for the formation of new varieties.

Any doubts please, pm.
Shipping will be made briefly.

Price= 10 seeds per USD 50+ Post

We are not responsible for customs problems.

I do not know when I will have this species again, because the matrix is far from my house.

Do not miss a chance to have this rarity in your collection!

More information is described in the attached link.
http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=26430.msg306745#msg306745

Today I was very happy to see photos of seeds sent by me from Pouteria Macrocarpa, produced here on the farm.

Thank you for buying these seeds, I am happy to see the success of germination

thank you!

Hello

He looks for mamey sapote and not mamey apple.

I sent a pm to him, but he looks like he does not need seeds anymore, because he did not and replied.

http://www.thailandexoticgarden.com/product/39/mamey-apple-graft-%E0%B8%95%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%A1%E0%B8%B2%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%A1%E0%B9%88%E0%B9%81%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%9B%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%9B%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%A5south-american-apricot%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%AA%E0%B8%B5%E0%B8%A2%E0%B8%9A%E0%B8%A2%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%94

Alexandre: I cant understand why you wrote flat boring trees about m. aureana...

I thought in Portuguese when I wrote:

Boring or CHATO in Portuguese, I meant difficult.

Hard to graft, poor compatibility.

Hello,

If I have time I'll send you photos, these days I'm busy here.

Aureanas are flat boring trees, use some sabará or the common hybrid to make grafts, will have more success.

there are many local names, and not everything is on the internet, for example here where I live, I have seen more than 10 types of Jabuticaba Olho de Boi, so this is very variable and not everything on the internet, jabuticabas has many endemisms, the sometimes an isolated type of the same species looks different than another of the same species.

About these sites, I have no information, I have no contact.

Maybe macuri can be grafted on aureana, or could be crossed?

Hey, Alexandre, now that you show their leaves -very thanks for that!-, I would like o have good photos of the most common jaboticaba species: m. coronata, m.  jaboticaba sabará, m. cauliflora (paulista...) ... could you take photos like you did with m.  aureana and macurí?

It is so difficult to ID them seing photos on the net!

Having photos of new sprouts would be very useful so! I can collaborate if I can ID my jabos exactly...

I found these:

http://ciprest.blogspot.com.ar/search/label/Jabuticaba%20Coroada%20ou%20Olho%20de%20Boi%20-%20Myrciaria%20coronata

http://ciprest.blogspot.com.ar/search/label/Jabuticaba%20Ponhema%20-%20Myrciaria%20caulifora

http://ciprest.blogspot.com.ar/search/label/Jabuticaba%20Sabar%C3%A1%20-%20Myrciaria%20cauliflora
(why they call sabará to m. cauliflora???)

Hi
About Peluda do Mucuri.

On the leaves they look like Aureana, it is only conscide, when adult the tree does not resemble anything with Aureanas, is a unique morphology, different from the other jabuticaba, the leaves have a very thin velvet on them.

Is a very slow jabuticaba, in 2011, E-Jardim gave me a seedling in a 300 cm 3 tube, today the seedling has 1 m, and it is extremely slow!

Compared with the other Peludas Jabuticabas, type the Peluda of Alagoas and the Peluda of Jequitinhonha this is the slowest

I have had the pleasure of meeting the personal fruit last year, it is slightly larger than the fruits of some sabarás, has a very thick bark, the flavor reminded me something like a sabará mixed with some variety of ponhema jabuticaba, acidulated, but sweet, a sweet / sour taste with lychee (did not say it tastes like lychee!).

About this confusion about the jabuticabas, I am not a great collector of jabuticabas has approximately 40 varieties, many are still young, imagine the guys who are dedicated to them?

Alexandre

its leaves remind me to some other jaboticaba species... maybe they are similar to aureana?

Hi,

Yes this video is himself.

The products can be expensive, since it has a whole work to collect the species, to identify, to cultivate, etc.
And in Brazil everything is far, not always the plants are within reach, I have already walked 1400 km behind a species, then all this has its cost, whether it is to pay who will take you to the plant, fuel, hotel, meals and to cultivate in itself, it is expensive, Brazil is all expensive lately.
Good that today already have people who buy from him and are already sharing the seeds.

Sometimes I'd rather pay dear and have a seed or quality plant than pay cheap and get a seed from the Cretaceous period at home!

I am a customer of this nursery for 10 years and everything is developing very well here.

Thanks Cassio and Alexandre , it seems that Marco Lacerda is a living leyend there (i was watching this video yesterday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76-ruS8TAUM), a friend of mine that bought him some seeds told me e-jardim is very expensive... anyway I can import any seeds till I get an import permit.

Plinia Phitrantha var. sapucaia is an amazing ornamental one!

Hello

This Jabuticaba is a Plinia Phitrantha, the name is also linked to the collection site of the city of Sapucaia in the state of Rio de Janeiro, as Marco Lacerda himself told me during a visit to the E-Jardim.

My tree has six years and 2.8 m, and fruited at 4 years, fruits are good, sweet and small seeds, it is worth the cultivation.

I am very happy with the cultivation of Plinias Phitranthas, are very fast here and good fruits, or rather delicious fruits.

Quote from: huertasurbanas on September 20, 2017, 11:12:08 PM

Cool Cassio, but I cant find any info on the net about your jaboticaba sapucaia, neither at e-jardim

http://www.e-jardim.com/resultado_busca.asp?Cat=1&pagina=1&palavrachave=&lista=1

what/how would she be?

Marcos, there is a photo of a bigger tree available under the facebook account of "Eduardo Jardim".
In fact, this is a var of a better known species (I just do not remember which is). What makes her different is the color of their leafs, which are rose when young, later reddish and light green in the end. It makes her an ornamental beauty as you can see in my photo above. Cause the color of the young leafs that ressembles a sapucaia tree, she was named "sapucaia" by e-jardim.