@Starling,
Yes there is also an Aussie website with almost the same name.
But the fingerlime tree's from Oz are sold on ebay for many years now, worldwide. I also still wanted to buy them but never did. Now they are here which is much easyier for me. They also sell large tree's so they must have been growing here for a while then.
Also there are funny websites to be found. Some just change the name of a fruit, some claim they came from a certain location which suits them for some reason, others just change one letter of the place of origin.
http://www.bibitbuah.com/2010/10/harga-tanaman-buah-impian.htmlLook at this site, they have grafted tree's, cuttings, seedlings, but also Cangkok
Now my bahasa indonesia is very limitied but after the B comes the C.
The whole problem with paying for copyrights is the fact that it's so complicated. If it was easy to pay for copyrights in 5 minutes by internet then sure many more people would do so. I studied a bit about this and i came on websites that i even can't read because my english is not sufficient enough. So how would an Asian ever be able to understand it?
The latest trend here is "made in germany". On the big markets you can find many products with a stamp/engraved /watermark/sticker of "made in germany". Yesterday i wanted to buy a wetstone to sharpen my grafting knifes and it was the "5 tiger brand" "made in germany"
The stone was crooked like a banana so sure it would be made in germany
Also "Holland" is used these days as a brandname for quality. I like to ask the vendors about it and they get pretty nervous when i do so.
But why is Byron sunrise a different fingerlime then the other ones? Is that one not an official PBR fingerlime?