Hi Mike

the mystery fruit look a lot like my Eugenia calycina... but I saw photos of Eugenia cereja that are similar too... so probably that is one of those two

Hi Miguel
I have replied to your pm, did you receive my reply? Paypal, hopefully, also made it  ...
Brd
Sune

Hi Sune... yes I did receive your PM and PayPal

I will post your seeds soon
Thanks again
Miguel

Hi

I would like to buy some psidium striatulum seeds if still available. I have also sent a pm.

All the best
Sune Nielsen

Hi Sune.... I've not received any PM from you... please confirm... thanks

Miguel

which one tastes best out of these ??

Psidium australe
Psidium striatulum
Psidium firmum


i might have guineense, i had a seed mix-up with P  friedrichsthalianum
and i think i will have to wait for them to fruit to know what i have

if Psidium guineense is even better than those 3, , i will get it also just in case.

Hello
truth is I like them all... the striatulum looks and taste like small guavas... the Australe has a very good flavor on it's own, different from all others... firmum and guineense fruits have similar looks and flavors, both being very good to eat straight after falling on the ground...

My advice is to grow them all!

Hi folks!

Here it's Autumn now so that means Psidium spp. fruiting season... here are the list of seeds available from my personal collection:

Psidium longipetiolatum
Psidium australe
Psidium striatulum
Psidium firmum
Psidium guineense (Yellow interior and Orange interior)
Psidium cattleianum (personal selection with big red fruit)
Psidium cattleianum ( Pear shaped fruits)
Psidium sp, (Mexican cream guava)


Price is the same for all species:
25 €uros for a package with minimum 12 seeds or 2,5 €uros per seed if you want less then a dozen.

You can see photos of all the species on my FB page... thanks

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100015157470236

Hey Miguel, just want to let you know that all seeds I got from you sprouted and doing fine here in So Cal.
I have a question, however. Have you ever noticed that this variety is also prone to random dieback like the Rio Grande?

Hi Thera... thanks for the good news!
The calycina mother tree never sufered any kind of diebacks... So that's good news too!
but again none of the several Rio Grande's I have growing here ever had any dieback at my place.

Hello Friends,

Thank you all for the interest and sorry my late reply to your PMs but I am travelling in Algeria this week and here internet sucks!

Azorean, I haven't received any PM from you... did you sent any?... or is this just another internet issue?

Thanks again

I'm sorry for my late reply to PM's but I am travelling since last saturday.
I thinks I've answered to all PM's now.
Thanks again to all that showed interet in my seeds

My 'Nelita' mother tree is over 3 meters high now at 8 years old or so...
my tree is planted inside GH and it doesn't look to be growing much more, I think...if it does I'll have to start pruning it's head off...

That's very interesting, Miguel! Would you say the flavor is very similar to the common Sabara?

I have a fruit collector friend leaving nearby that has one old Jaboticaba Sabará that fruits heavily every year... I do find the taste of my fruits very close to those of my friends tree (meaning fantastic taste) but frankly I prefer the fruits of my tree because they are bigger... and are mine!

Hello Folks

I have one jaboticaba on my colection thant I've always called "Sabará" based only on the aspect of the leaves that I found to be similar to other Sabarás I know from friends.
But since my tree started fruiting it revealed that the fruits on my tree all have one long stalk attached to the fruits (stalk translates to "cabinho" in Portuguese).
Recently some Brasilian experts that saw photos of my fruits said that there is indeed one special variety of Jaboticaba that naturally occurs in regions where growing areas of Jaboticaba Sabará (Plinia jaboticaba) and Jaboticaba-de-Cabinho (Plinia truncifolia) overlap, and that this special variety received the name "Sabará-de-Cabinho"... and somehow I ended up having one on my colection that is fruiting now... see the photos please.

Hello friends
Fresh seeds are available now for sale or trade.
Lesser fruits than previous years so limited supply of seeds, but on the other hand 2017 fruits are much bigger than usual.
see this please:
http://tropicalfruitforum.com/index.php?topic=23994.0

If you're interested please contact by PM
Thanks in advance
Miguel