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Jealous of the forbesii lol. Tried to import them and they were all kaput presumably as the seeds are tiny for garcinias.
It’s not that great imho, I think strawberry guavas taste better and they are weeds here
If you ever get to try cherapu, then you'll create an obsession to get those seeds. those maybe 40% germination is good.
Wasn't suggesting they were Frankies just thought I would add my experience with them. Would love to try some Cherapu or anything really, unfortunately in San Diego the only Garcinia I have ever seen is mangosteens from Mexico. You guys are blessed with your options out there, I only got a small taste of what is available and I was hooked!
Looking for Murraya Koenigii AKA Curry Leaf Seeds, please PM
I actually got lucky when visiting Frankies nursery and bought some forbessii fruits late january. I have nothing compare them to since the only other garcinia I have tried was mangosteen.
I actually got lucky when visiting Frankies nursery and bought some forbessii fruits late january. I have nothing compare them to since the only other garcinia I have tried was mangosteen. Pretty good, like a quite sour small mangosteen. Maybe even too sour for some people, but I didn't mind at all. Took the seeds home with me and nothing came from it. Good luck to anyone that grabs them.
I may want to get some achacha selecto seeds.
What about “Singapore” jack fruit, is it the crunchy type or is it the chewy type?
I’m a big fan of crunchy jackfruits with few latex...
It's a 9 year old 4 footer - $150, plus $50 for delivery. Will not be shipping in a pot to reduce cost. The seller came highly recommended by another forum member who had purchased a 10 year old sabara from this seller 2 years ago and has started to flower this year.$50 is cheap shipping.
Thanks for the offers and responses, everyone. Just purchased a 9 year old sabara from a seller out of Texas. It hasn't fruited yet, but it's getting there.
I'd be interested in buying the plants if you have seedlings. I tried starting kepel seeds a few times and had poor success
Curious, anyone has a small fruiting Sabara for sale? How much would it cost to have it shipped to NY? Thanks.
