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Zimbabwe is more temperate. Dry and low humidity in winter with almost no rain.  Nights can be cool in winter.

You should attempt germination pretty well ASAP.  I know people in Russia & Italy with them.

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Chrysophyllum roxburghii
« on: March 12, 2018, 12:26:16 PM »
Does anybody grow Chrysophyllum roxburghii, whats the fruit taste like?

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40 seeds left now.....get them before they are gone till next season.

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: Looking oncoba welwiitschii
« on: March 12, 2018, 07:33:32 AM »
email Wirisy on foresthousecam@gmail.com

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: Heat straticfication
« on: March 11, 2018, 09:50:19 AM »
Mind you and this maybe disgusting but I have also found swallowing the seeds and allowing them to go through my digestive acids has also worked wonders on hard to germinate seeds.  But don't try this with poisonous seed species.

Obviously the removal of the seeds with gloves is needed but if it means getting rare and expensive seeds to germinate then I will try anything....LOL

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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Heat straticfication
« on: March 11, 2018, 09:46:24 AM »
I had a pot of Chiranthodendron pentadactylon seeds which I gave up on.  So I decided to sterilize the pot and the same medium without removing the said seeds.  I sterilized with boiling water for 5 minutes the medium. Then cooled and planted out some new seeds in the medium. The medium was originally fresh so didn't want to waste it.  Now you would think that boiling hot water would kill anything including any viable embryo in said seeds but heavens behold within 5 days the Chiranthodendron pentadactylon all started to germinate that were left in the pot.

It seems the boiling water did the trick and amazingly never killed the seeds.

I have now tried the same technique on some other hard to germinate species to see if this will break the dormancy along with sitting the seeds in smokey water to mimic a bush fire.

Lets see the out comes.

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100 seeds left....get them while you can as they are hard to get fresh.

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60 seeds from the 3rd batch left

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Still available.

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They got a 3rd batch and then that's it.

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: Looking oncoba welwiitschii
« on: March 08, 2018, 05:00:22 AM »
Try foresthouse

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Generally I have found postage from Brazil to be rather fast, as long as it's not stopped by IBAMA. Once they get it, it can take 2 months to arrive.  I think it depends on the inspectors or destination countries as I have received packages opened by IBAMA and re-taped up, without a permit to send overseas and they still let it out after inspecting it. This is where it becomes confusing. Maybe they target rare Brazilian species and let other stuff through?


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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: Cacao Tree Loaded with Pods
« on: March 07, 2018, 11:45:40 AM »
Well done Oscar at least someone has good luck with Theobroma.  I have 3 x 3 metre high Theobroma bicolor, 2 x 4 metre high grandiflorum and 3 x gilleri and they all flower but never have set fruit yet.

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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: WTB: Theobroma Bicolor pod
« on: March 06, 2018, 09:40:11 AM »
Try Oscar fruitlovers or dreamfrutas (Carlos) or Jim West Ecuador

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Were they sent from Brazil and what date?

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Hi All

Rare & Endangered fresh seeds of Mkilua fragrans postage ex Zimbabwe.  This beauty is most fragrant and flowers and fruits at under 1 metre, great for home or balcony.Loves full sun or partial shade. USD$5 per seed plus postage USD$13 worldwide. Not edible and the fruit has no pulp at all.

PM for orders or enquiries.

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Denis I responded to your last message.....you have to tell me what seeds you are after and how many, there are various species listed:

"Hi Denis

If you are interested in seeds msg me what you want and the numbers and then I will forward to Zimbabwe when payments made."

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Some still available.

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I was having a clean up and seeds that never germinated, Duguetia, Annona and various other things within a 6 month period I through in the garden with the potting mix and all.  Now as I am raking leaves off the paths there are small Annonaceae seedlings popping up in the garden everywhere.  Now I have to dig them up and try to ID whats what.....LOL

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Hi All

My friend in Zimbabwe has just collected fresh seeds of Annona senegalensis - hard to get. USD$2.75 each, postage registered ex Zimbabwe USD$9.

PM for order






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Mucuna bennettii and Mucuna novoguineensis are 2 separate species, but everyone gets confused on this.  Seeds finished about 1 month ago, I guess I could try a small marcott (air layering ) for you, but can plants be sent to the USA?

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Oscars right, in my experience with African collectors in a number of years, this species has never been located.  It is pretty RARE and hard to get.  Get it while you can.


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Only 60 seeds left from the 2nd batch

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Garcinia humilis seeds added (trade only please)

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