Annona vepretorum seeds $ 3.00 each.

[André Pires]

Annona vepretorum seeds $ 3.00 each + shipping.






We do not refund the amount paid, as I already sell at a good price and you buy in small quantities, if you want to buy stay tuned, I send the seeds well packaged and if they come back for any reason what I do is resend the seeds and the costs of shipping are at the customer's expense. I appreciate your understanding.

We have the following species:
Annona spinesces $ 3.00 each
Annona vepretorum $ 3.00 each
Annona coriacea $ 3.00 each
Annona cherimoia $ 2.50 each
Annona malmeana $ 1.50 each
Annona squamosa jumbo $ 1.50 each

[Satha]

Can you write in English

[cmichael258]

Can you write in English

Annona vepretorum seeds $3 each + shipping.

[noor]

pm send

[Satha]

A PM sent

[noochka1]

PM sent

[Surfmatt]

PM Sent

[André Pires]

Hello my dear, let me know how many seeds of each species you intend to buy, and the full address so I can calculate the shipping cost for sending the seeds.
We have the following species:
Annona spinesces $ 3.00 each
Annona vepretorum $ 3.00 each
Annona coriacea $ 3.00 each
Annona dioica $ 3.00 each
Annona salzmanii $ 2.00 each
Annona crassiflora $ 1.50 each
Maltese Annona $ 1.50 each.

Thank you

[msk0072]

Is it possible to send seeds out of Brasil?

[HIfarm]

Hello my dear, let me know how many seeds of each species you intend to buy, and the full address so I can calculate the shipping cost for sending the seeds.
We have the following species:
Annona spinesces $ 3.00 each
Annona vepretorum $ 3.00 each
Annona coriacea $ 3.00 each
Annona dioica $ 3.00 each
Annona salzmanii $ 2.00 each
Annona crassiflora $ 1.50 each
Maltese Annona $ 1.50 each.

Thank you

It looks like many of these are Cerrado species.  Would any grow in areas with wetter, more uniform rainfall?  What is Maltese Annona?  I can't seem to find any information on it.

[wangyouqin]

Is it possible to send seeds out of Brasil?

He has already sent me seeds twice

[wangyouqin]

Hello my dear, let me know how many seeds of each species you intend to buy, and the full address so I can calculate the shipping cost for sending the seeds.
We have the following species:
Annona spinesces $ 3.00 each
Annona vepretorum $ 3.00 each
Annona coriacea $ 3.00 each
Annona dioica $ 3.00 each
Annona salzmanii $ 2.00 each
Annona crassiflora $ 1.50 each
Maltese Annona $ 1.50 each.

Thank you

It looks like many of these are Cerrado species.  Would any grow in areas with wetter, more uniform rainfall?  What is Maltese Annona?  I can't seem to find any information on it.

I have success, you can read my experience post

[HIfarm]

It looks like many of these are Cerrado species.  Would any grow in areas with wetter, more uniform rainfall?  What is Maltese Annona?  I can't seem to find any information on it.

I have success, you can read my experience post
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I had seen your earlier post.  Germinating the seeds is not the issue.  It is whether the plants will survive long term (for years, to maturity) in another environment with more uniform rainfall.  I have had some Cerrado plants survive for a year or two, sometimes maybe a little more, but eventually die.  Of course, some will die much quicker.

[tong3829]

Maltese Annona
any picture of this one?
interested

[wangyouqin]

Maltese Annona
any picture of this one?
interested

[wangyouqin]

Hello my dear, let me know how many seeds of each species you intend to buy, and the full address so I can calculate the shipping cost for sending the seeds.
We have the following species:
Annona spinesces $ 3.00 each
Annona vepretorum $ 3.00 each
Annona coriacea $ 3.00 each
Annona dioica $ 3.00 each
Annona salzmanii $ 2.00 each
Annona crassiflora $ 1.50 each
Maltese Annona $ 1.50 each.

Thank you

It looks like many of these are Cerrado species.  Would any grow in areas with wetter, more uniform rainfall?  What is Maltese Annona?  I can't seem to find any information on it.

Hello, my annona coriaceae is the sixth year

[Felipe]

Hello, my annona coriaceae is the sixth year

  can you share some pictures? Where in China are you growing it? What climate to you have?

[wangyouqin]

Hello, my annona coriaceae is the sixth year

  can you share some pictures? Where in China are you growing it? What climate to you have?

I grow it in Fujian Province, China

[wangyouqin]

[André Pires]

Yes, it is possible to send seeds from Brazil to other countries. Tell me how many seeds of each species registered below and tell me your address for calculating the freight for sending the seeds.

Annona spinesces $ 3.00 each
Annona vepretorum $ 3.00 each
Annona coriacea $ 3.00 each
Annona dioica $ 3.00 each
Annona salzmanii $ 2.00 each
Annona crassiflora $ 1.50 each
Maltese Annona $ 1.50 each.

[André Pires]

It seems that many of these are species from the Cerrado. Would any grow in areas with more humid and uniform rainfall? What is Maltese Annona? I can't find any information about that.
Annona spinescens and Annona vepretorum are from the Caatinga of Bahia in Brazil.
Annona coriacea occurs in several biomes including the cerrado
Annona dioica and Annona crassiflora occur in the cerrado.
Annona salzmanii occurs on the coast of northeastern Brazil, including the southern coast of Bahia.
Annona malmeana is a natural hybrid between Annona coriacea and Annona tomentosa, it is a rarity, nobody has it, a very beautiful plant with an early production.
And yes they grow in places with high humidity, I live in a region of Atlantic forest, where it rains all year round, and I am starting to cultivate Annonaceas from different regions of the country.

Annona spinesces $ 3.00 each
Annona vepretorum $ 3.00 each
Annona coriacea $ 3.00 each
Annona dioica $ 3.00 each
Annona salzmanii $ 2.00 each
Annona crassiflora $ 1.50 each
Maltese Annona $ 1.50 each...

[André Pires]

I am growing plants from the Caatinga biome, which is much drier in Brazil, and they are doing very well. You have to take care of the soil. you have to plant in soil that drains excess water, so that the roots of the plants do not rot. and there is the nutritional question of plants and the question of soil acidity PH of the soil.
Cerrado and Caatinga soils are very acidic.
And the fact that you are not successful in growing some plants does not mean that the species does not do well in your climate, it may well have been your mistake in cultivating and dealing with plants.

[André Pires]

Maltese Annona
any picture of this one?
interested

[New_Jungle]

Seller wanted me to inform any of you who ordered recently, that there might be some delay in your shipment as some packages got returned to him by his countries inspectors. I had requested that he send my shipment under my small lots seed permit, which in turn, flagged some of his other shipments for inspection. Seller is currently working to get the seeds repackaged and sent back out again. Sorry for any inconveniences this may have caused anyone.

Kyle

[elouicious]

Appreciate your honesty Kyle but, as one of the people whose orders was messed with and had to dispute the charge on paypal after the seller demanded a re-shipping fee, I wouldn't be so sure that you re the reason things went poorly.

I made a huge effort to meet halfway with this guy and he is one of two bad vendors I have experienced on this site. International shipping of seeds has risks and sellers on here such as jibril, maryoto, marcos, and on and on and on are able to at least communicate the risks associated with shipping out of their country and re-ship seeds if something gets grabbed.

This is not the case with Andres. Poor communication, rude, and if I hadn't gotten a full refund I would have already written a poor review for this seller and recommend others not deal with him. Unless you want to be told your $150 seed order was too small to warrant re-shipping or that he has a safe way to ship the second time after your package gets seized(conveniently never mentioned before, and twice the cost) stay away.