The Tropical Fruit Forum

wow that is a beautiful tree, and fruting glorious only issue is shipping
cant get those huge lovely plants.

Will PM

If any in Fl has 1gal , grafted lemons (ponderosa, eureka, bearse) or limes Tahitian, Key, Persian,  thornless rangpur mandarin or feel free to PM
Cuttings, grafted or airlayered

Thanks for the list FloridaDan!
I know briteleaf and they are quite prices wise great shipping customer service and of course healthy plants,  good trick is sometimes what you are looking for they dont have and waiting list is long so patience is required.
Sow Exotic I have bought other plants from never citrus as I'm looking for smaller sizes lots of the people who sell have 3gal trees, The others you mentioned well their prices are bit high and mostly not what I am looking for.

I remember Pepe's from years ago but guess they must have scaled back not much available of anything on their site.Their was a company called Harris Citrus but not sure if their open still site looks down.

Yes I was trying to do a search but like you said many dont ship or are wholesale only

any you can give would be helpful thanks

btw do you have white sapote, mango, rio grande, scions or rain forest plum seeds?

Yes I would like too know myself if you have any my island brother

I have bought seeds many times from Matt at tradewindsfruit good delivery and germination. If If I had any issue he has responded to my emails promptly and the issue is resolved. Not the cheapest and good variety and good CS.

Bought from sunshineseeds a few times with mixed results on germination and as they are in EU may not always get the seeds
They had some ornamental seeds could not find elsewhere.

There are some great people on this forum for seeds though.

Have any seeds for sale?

My friend has a nice mango next to his tree so I was hoping that aid in the pollination.
However ideally once I have other pollinators around that should assist.
Or do I need another abiu tree or 2?

Do ost of you growing abius have multiple trees?

Dont know anything about it either saw greenhousemega carrying it. What was your main interest in the product, price, content and results? Also what were planning on using it for? Since you live in the states, why not visit your local gardenstore. You can get a ready mix soil. Or buy the base ingredients, drainage, add your own amendments and minerals to cater to what you are growing limit the amount of junk some brands add. It can be quite fun mixing your own.

I' trying to grow one in the caribbean really hot here. Do those trees take a while to fruit?
Mine has not yet.

just checking does anyone have these plants for sale just heard about them.

Those cambuca look lovely wish I was in the states!!!!!!