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Tropical Fruit Buy, Sell & Trade / Re: Psidium australe var australe 50 plus seeds $18 shipped regular mail.
« on: March 11, 2025, 01:31:53 PM »
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Psidium guajava var Pulpa Verde $15 each 2 are available, buy both for $25, seed was obtained from Helton in Brazil. From what I can translate he says he obtained the seed to his mother plant from the USA but I personally haven’t seen pictures of a green skin and pulp Guava like this here. He said it has semi dwarf growth structure and has sweet fruits.
Butia paraguayensis "Dwarf Yatay Palm" in a 3x9 in deep tree pot, the polyembryonic with 2 plants in it is $29 [sold] and the other taller single seedling is $20. I can ship them in a medium flat rate Priority box for $16 to West Coast. USPS Ground is also an option to anywhere above freezing.
I'd like the pulpa verde if you still have them.
Hi!
I am in SWFL and am looking for some less common Eugenia species, such as Savannah Cherry, Rainforest Plum, and Patrisii (or any other interesting ones). I already have grumichamas and black Surinam cherries, but can’t find any others locally at nurseries. If anyone has any, I’d be interested. More interested in buying from someone local in person than having them shipped, as I would love to connect with other local Eugenia enthusiasts
what are some extreme dwarf plants that make a good fruit? size taste and precocious is always a + too
i currently have annona warmigiana on my radar
This is what I would do if I need to ship this Pitanga. These are pictures of when I shipped a Eugenia pisiformis in a 5 gallon pot recently.
That's pretty funny. Never received a tree in wood frame before.
Those myrcia looks very pretty.
I always misread myrcia and myrciaria lol
Those are beauties, eh!
How similar is that to c. sessilis?
Sending well wishes your way Giant Gecko!!!