Solanum alternopinatum
A climbing plant, fruits have very good smell and taste similar to sweet passifloras. A very curious plant to beautify the yard.

10 seeds (10 usd)  + shipment (usd 3) - [Very small seed so it's possible to send it as paper letter]

Some of my Annona crassiflora seedlings planted in March/17 sprouting in october-november
I will have fresh seeds again in march/18.

Genipa infundibuliformis
Tree have lobed leaves, very beautiful and elegant. Fruit with sweet smell, very pleasant aroma. Taste is very particular, I have difficult to describe it, but let's try: Slightly sweet pulp with absolutely no acidity, the taste reminds me date palm or dried fruits, something reminds me the taste of coffee or coke. It seems to me that in Brazil this fruit is unknown, different from its relative Genipa americana that is quite popularly used for liqueurs, drinks, candies. I prepared a juice macerating the pulp with a little water and sugar and I liked the taste a lot.

I haven't tasted the Genipa americana yet but Helton says on his page that Genipa infundibuliformis has a nicer flavor than Genipa americana.

USD 1 each
minimum order: 20 seeds (In case you're buying seeds of other species in the same order, I can send 10 seeds of this Genipa)



Flower picture here.
Opened fruit video here.

More information about Genipas:
https://www.infoteca.cnptia.embrapa.br/infoteca/bitstream/doc/1041121/1/folderjenipapo.pdf
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiX77fy3ilA (Licour)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L71Jf89U2ag (Candies)

Jabuticaba Taquaril
I'm not sure what species/variety is this, so "Taquaril" is its name for now. Only a reference to the locality where I found it.
Local people call it 'jabuticaba-do-mato" (wild jabuticaba). Not so many fruits on the tree, it was final fruiting season when I found it.
Despite being wild, it tastes deliciously sweet, on the same level as Sabara variety. The fruits have persistent sepals and a slightly velvety appearance.
A tree overview video here.

USD 3,5 each + shipping (minimum order: 10 seeds)

Very nice to see one of my Annona crassiflora seeds sprouting in Australia (8 months since I got the fruit)
Fingers crossed for its good growing. I really hope to hear good news from other colleagues here.

Aussie Annona crassiflora 

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It's really gratifying to hear such news. You did a great job Satha, congrats!
Here we can remember how they arrived to you after that 60 days travel.
Thanks for your feedback!

Sytanta, the secret was that an indian Pajé from the Amazon has blessed these seeds. 

Psidium "sertão"
A botanist friend said it is a variety of Psidium guineense with bigger fruits and leaves and Helton think it could be Psidium grandifolium, so I'm not sure about species id. What I can say is that fruit taste is much better than common Psidium guineense in my opinion. Taste is similar to Psidium eugeniaefolia, juicy, aromatic, sweet and slightly acidic. The fruits remain green when ripe. I found only two individuals in the region and both have a lying growth habit.
Local common name: Araçá-do-sertão

USD 2 each + shipping

Acnistus arborescens
Sweet fruits, one of those when we start eating the fruit it's hard to stop. Perfect for those who want to attract and observe birds.

15 USD per 100 seeds + shipment (USD 3) - [Very small seed so it's possible to send it as paper letter]

More information on frutadesabia.com.br and facebook:

Jabuticaba rajada
I found this tree in the final of fruit season, I did taste some fruits and was very sweet (better than Sabará in this first experience).  I'm definitely going to monitor this tree next year. Fruits remain with "rajado" colour even after fallen from the trees.

minimun order: 10 seeds
usd 4 each + shipment

Hi fruiters,
I will try to offer my available seeds in a better organized way. This first post will always contain the main list of available seeds (monthly updated).

Available seeds (updated March/2018):
- Annona crassiflora
- Annona salzmannii
- Butia eriospatha
- Duguetia marcgraviana
- Passiflora sweet (commercial variety)
- Passiflora vitifolia
- Psidium cattleianum yellow
- Sicana odorifera red
- Solanum alternopinatum

Out of stock
- Acnistus arborescens
- Annona coriacea
- Annona sylvatica
- Bertholletia excelsa (Brazil Nut)
- Bunchosia armeniaca
- Eugenia florida
- Eugenia pyriformis
- Garcinia brasiliensis
- Garcinia humilis
- Genipa infundibuliformis
- Inga vera
- Jabuticaba giant
- Jabuticaba rajada
- Jabuticaba Sabará
- Jabuticaba taquaril
- Lecythis
- Licania tomentosa
- Marlierea
- Myrciaria glazioviana
- Passiflora tenuifila
- Plinia edulis (grayish bark)
- Plinia edulis (reddish bark)
- Psidium (araçá-do-sertão)
- Strychnos
- Syzygium cumini

Some buyers feedback here:

For better thread organization, I would like to ask to all:
- Use private message when you have particular questions.
- If your doubt can also be from others and increase the information about the fruits, trees, species, etc please feel free to comment as you like.
- Give preference to the 'Reply' button instead of 'Quote' to avoid repetitions and overlays of images in the topic.
Thanks in advance.

A good news of my Cupuaçu seeds, healthy seedlings growing in India.
Thanks to 'mfysal' for the picture and feedback.