The Tropical Fruit Forum

https://www.huertasurbanas.com/product/scarlet-myrcia-berry-myrcia-selloi-seeds-pre-sale-announcement/



Keep in mind this is a pre-sale item and will be in the USA by Mid to End March, you can buy it along other pre-sale items as for instance E. candolleana, Ubajay, more Coquito de San Juan , G. Brasilensis,  Eugenia repanda and other species we will add later. If you buy more pre-sale items later, we will not charge for another shipping cost: we will send all in one package and give you a coupon to substract that cost in the online store.

Botanical Description:

Myrcia selloi is a semi-deciduous shrub or small tree, typically reaching heights between 2.5 to 5 meters. It features a dense, upright crown with a straight, cylindrical trunk measuring 20–30 cm in diameter. The leaves are coriaceous or chartaceous, elliptic to oblong, measuring 1.5–5.5 cm in length and 0.8–3 cm in width, with conspicuous reticulate venation on both surfaces. The plant produces fragrant flowers arranged in panicles up to 5 cm long, each bearing 4–15 pedicellate flowers. The fruits are globose, turning a reddish-orange upon ripening, with a diameter of approximately 5 to 7 mm. ​




Cultivation and Growth Conditions:

Native to regions including Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, southern Brazil, and Bolivia, Myrcia selloi thrives in semi-deciduous forests and Araucaria pine forests, favoring moist, shaded environments. It prefers dappled shade and is considered slow-growing. Propagation is typically achieved through seeds, which are best sown as soon as they are ripe in partially shaded nursery beds or individual containers. Germination can be slow, often taking 30–50 days, and the germination rate may be low. ​




Uses and Applications:

The sweet, dark reddish-orange fruits of Myrcia selloi are edible and can be consumed raw. Beyond its culinary appeal, the tree is valued for its ornamental qualities, particularly its decorative bark, making it suitable for landscaping and as a street tree under power lines. The wood is compact, moderately heavy, very elastic, and durable, making it useful for poles, tool handles, rafters, and as fuel. ​




Pre-Order / Pre-Sale Notice (USA Stock – March/April 2026)

This item is offered as a pre-order.

These seeds are currently being cleaned and prepared and are expected to arrive in the USA around late March 2026.

If you place a pre-order now, you may add more species later as they become available.
You will not be charged for multiple shipments — simply contact me by email and everything will be combined into one shipment.

Thank you for your patience and trust.

We’re currently harvesting a beautiful and rare species: **Black ñangapiré (Eugenia repanda)** — a dark-fruited Eugenia with incredible ornamental and culinary value.

The fruits ripen to a deep purple-black, almost glossy when fully mature. Flavor-wise, think cherry with a subtle grape tone — aromatic, sweet-tart, and excellent fresh. They also make outstanding jams, jellies and desserts.

The tree itself is compact (great for small orchards and edible landscaping), with dense foliage and elegant white flowers. A very attractive and productive species overall 🌱✨

We’ve opened two commercial pre-sale options:

• **300-seed pack — USD 300** (regular price USD 870)
Estimated shipping to final destination: mid-March to April

• **50-seed pack — USD 70** (regular price USD 145)
Estimated shipping: mid-March to April

Both are live in our store (pre-sale listings):

300-seed pack:
[https://www.huertasurbanas.com/product/march-pre-sale-black-nangapire-eugenia-repanda-300-seeds-pack/](https://www.huertasurbanas.com/product/march-pre-sale-black-nangapire-eugenia-repanda-300-seeds-pack/)

50-seed pack:
[https://www.huertasurbanas.com/product/march-pre-sale-black-nangapire-eugenia-repanda-50-seeds-pack-copy/](https://www.huertasurbanas.com/product/march-pre-sale-black-nangapire-eugenia-repanda-50-seeds-pack-copy/)

⚠️ Important operational note:
These trees produce dozens to hundreds of fruits per mature plant, which means seed extraction and cleaning is **very labour-intensive**.

For bulk orders, I need to know in advance how many seeds should be fully cleaned before the consolidated shipment to my partner. This helps me plan the work properly and avoid delays.

Trial growers can start with the 50-seed option and scale up later.

This is a limited harvest window, and I’m processing fruit right now — so quantities will be organized according to confirmed interest.

Cheers 🌿
Marcos
Huertas Urbanas

When: Sunday, Feb 8 until Feb 10
Coupon: JUNGLE25 — applies 25% OFF on all species at checkout.

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📦 How it works: add items to cart and enter JUNGLE25 at checkout for the 25% discount. Valid only Feb 8–9.

Limited quantities on many rare species — first come, first served. 🌱✨

Featured rare / collector highlights (families):

• Guacopary — Garcinia (Clusiaceae)



• Guavirá Johvy — Campomanesia neriiflora (Myrtaceae)



• Guaporetí — Plinia / Myrtaceae-type (Myrtaceae)



• Guabiju — Myrcianthes / Myrcia-type (Myrtaceae)



• Cabeludona — Myrciaria glazioviana (Myrtaceae)



* MELICOCCUS LEPIDOPETALUS (RARE COLLECTOR SPECIES)










White guava - $0.80
Piquillin Grande - $1.40
Passiflora elegans - $1.50
Araza johvy - $0.90
Guaporeti - $2.90
Palora Dragon Fruit - $0.30
Guamirim - $2.90
Physalis peruviana - $0.50
Araza grande - $0.90
Hardy Corrientes Jaboticaba - $1.90
Orange Cherry - $2.80
Branca guava - $0.80
Guabiju - $2.80
Rounded Black Cherry - $2.20
Cabeludona - $4.50
Abiu-mirim - $2.40
Guavira Johvy - $3.90
Aff Vitex - $2.00
Guacopary - $8.00
Vitex megapotamica - $2.40
Jua-acu - $0.50
Jaboticaba Eldorado - $2.50
Chanar - $2.50
Tropical guava (white mexican) - $0.60
Rare Tropical Guava (full yellow) - $1.40
Paraguayan Tropical Guava - $0.50
Pitanga black Junin - $1.70
Pitanga mid red - $1.50
Sete capotes - $2.20
Melicoccus lepidopetalus - $8.00
Scarlet Myrcia - $3.00
Giant Red Pitanga - $4.00
Paraguayan Tropical Guava (dup check) - $1.00
Black nangapire - $2.60
Jaboticaba de Capiovi - $3.50
Annona parviflora - $2.90
Dark Red Cherry - $2.60
Palmito - $2.40
Pitanga (Best red Junin) - $2.50
Gin Berry - $2.00
Psidium sartorianum - $3.00
Peach Cherry - $7.00
Cherimoya - $2.00
Graviola de montana - $4.00
Black Hybrid Jaboticaba - $5.00
Jabuticaba-Phonema - $6.00
Taiuva - $0.75
Large-Fruit Ubajay (new) - $2.40
Large-Fruit Ubajay - $2.90


Big post for reference:

https://www.huertasurbanas.com/2026/02/05/underutilized-south-american-fruit-trees-for-usda-zones-8-9b/

Taste report: https://youtu.be/W8bgpOFLQC8

Brix: 19º (very sweet)

New Item: https://www.huertasurbanas.com/product/melicoccus-aff-lepidopetalus-ultra-rare-coquito-de-san-juan-single-seed-pre-sale/





Flavor Profile / Tasting Notes

Melicoccus lepidopetalus is a very little-known fruit, even within its own genus. Its flavor is distinctively sweet, with clear notes of vanilla and light caramel, often reminiscent of cotton candy, accompanied by a unique, personal fruity perfume that is difficult to compare to common fruits.

The pulp is extremely sweet, dense, and somewhat sticky, adhering both to the seed and to the teeth. When peeled, the skin separates easily, in a way similar to its Asian relatives longan and lychee. However, the flavor is not grape-like, nor does it closely resemble widely known fruits. A faint grape-like nuance may be perceived, but it does not define the overall profile.

Rather than evoking familiar fruits, its aromatic character closely approaches that of Chamba (Campomanesia lineatifolia), sharing a deep sweetness and a strong sense of individuality that makes this fruit truly distinctive.

Because the pulp clings tightly to the seed, the most natural way to enjoy it is by gently sucking the pulp rather than chewing, although its rich sweetness often invites chewing.

Overall, Melicoccus lepidopetalus offers a highly unusual and rewarding sensory experience, especially appealing to collectors and growers seeking flavors well outside the mainstream.

You are looking at something genuinely rare: a single fresh seed from a South American coquito tree with a flavor local people truly value. These seeds come from ripe fruits collected by a trusted forager in Misiones, Argentina — from a large, mature tree long appreciated by locals for its outstanding fruits.

Full product description

Family: Sapindaceae
Label: Melicoccus aff. lepidopetalus (Coquito de San Juan) — not Melicoccus bijugatus

This is not the common Caribbean Spanish lime (Melicoccus bijugatus). The fruits are different in skin color, pulp texture and — importantly — in flavor. M. bijugatus is a familiar market species; this material represents a distinct South American form that does not currently circulate on international seed markets.




Why this is special

Ultra-rare availability. There are no active seed sellers outside Argentina for this taxon right now; international listings are effectively absent.

Provenance. Seeds are traceable to a specific, photographed adult tree in Misiones. We include provenance photos with each sale.

Unique palate. Locals describe the fruit as intensely tropical — mango + pineapple notes, very sweet and aromatic. This isn’t just “different”; it’s delicious.

Collector value. Ideal for collectors, botanical gardens, and growers who want something genuinely uncommon.

Fruit & seed notes (what to expect)

Fruit size: 3 to 4 cm diameter.

Skin: pale yellow/cream when ripe (can appear different in indoor photos).

Pulp: translucent/creamy, gelatinous, very strongly attached to the seed (you’ll need to suck/chomp — it does not separate cleanly).

Seed: single seed per fruit, sold individually.

Flavor: intensely tropical, sweet, often described as a blend of mango and pineapple.

Seed details & growing basics

Item: Single fresh seed (sold individually).

Viability: Fresh seeds — best sown promptly.

Germination: Sow fresh, keep warm (24–30 °C), maintain steady moisture. Expect germination often within 2–4 weeks under good conditions.

Time to fruit: Long from seed — typically several years (often 8–12+ years). Vegetative propagation yields fruit sooner.

Zones: Best for warm/subtropical climates (USDA ~9–11) or greenhouse growers.

How we sell (pre-sale)

This is a PRE-SALE. Seeds are limited and will be allocated in strict order of purchase.

Expected shipping: February 10

Single-seed sales only. We are testing customer interest and reaction; this is a limited opportunity.

Price & stock (suggested)


Stock: Extremely limited — orders accepted while stock lasts.

Pre-sale dispatch: seeds will be shipped in Feb. to the address supplied at checkout.

Guarantee & returns

Seeds are biological products; germination depends on many factors (growing conditions, care, climate). For single-seed sales we offer replacement credit only if the seed is visibly damaged in transit (photo evidence required within 48 hours).

Short FAQ (for product page)

Q: Is this the common Spanish lime (quenepa)?
A: No. This is not Melicoccus bijugatus. This is the South American form — Melicoccus aff. lepidopetalus — and it behaves and tastes differently.

Q: How many seeds will you have?
A: Very limited. We may be able to offer up to ~100 seeds in February if the harvest and processing go well, and more later by March/April. Quantities are not guaranteed.

Q: Can you ship internationally?
A: Yes, but some international buyers will need a phytosanitary certificate and may face import restrictions. We can manage paperwork for an additional fee.



Seller note

I know this uncertainty is part of the thrill — and the frustration. I’ve worked hard to trace these fruits to a mature tree in Misiones and to document them for buyers. If you’re a collector, grower or garden that values rare, well-documented material, this is the chance to try something truly uncommon and delicious.

Taxonomic note: Melicoccus aff. lepidopetalus

Reproductive biology & purchase configuration

This species is dioecious, meaning male and female flowers occur on separate trees. Because of this, planting a single seedling does not guarantee future fruit production. To realistically increase the chance of obtaining both sexes and achieving pollination, multiple seedlings are required.

➡️ Purchase configuration:

Minimum quantity: 3 seeds

Sold in groups of: 1 seed

Maximum per order: 9 seeds

This configuration is intentional and designed to give growers a genuine chance of success, considering the rarity of this species and the long juvenile period typical of Melicoccus.


New Item: https://www.huertasurbanas.com/product/melicoccus-aff-lepidopetalus-ultra-rare-coquito-de-san-juan-single-seed-pre-sale/

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Coupon code: RAREFRUIT26
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**🍇 Guaporéti – *Plinia rivularis***
A spectacular and under-the-radar jaboticaba relative from the Myrtaceae family. Exceptional flavor and fruiting potential for subtropical climates.

**🍒 Cabeludona – *Myrciaria glazioviana***
*Very rare, very delicious!* A true gem among Myrtaceae fruit trees — unique taste and beautiful fruit clusters that stand out in any collection.

**🌳 Jaboticaba from Capioví – *Plinia* sp.**
Classic Brazilian beauty with thick-skinned fruits that sweeten right on the trunk. A must-have Lysée-type tree for enthusiasts and producers alike.

**🍈 Guamirim – *Eugenia* aff. *florida***
Striking fruit and striking rarity. A lesser-known Myrtaceae species with bold character and growth potential.

**🍑 Peach Cherry of the Rio Grande – *Eugenia involucrata* var. *aurantiaca***
A truly unique cherry with a peach-y tone — sweet, aromatic, and unlike anything else in home orchards. Vibrant color and irresistible flavor.

**🍍 Guacopary – *Garcinia* guacopary**
Exotic and intriguing — part of the Clusiaceae family known for bold, tropical flavors. A standout for adventurous growers looking for something different.

**🍊 Guabiju – *Myrcianthes pungens***
A bold, aromatic fruit from the Myrtaceae clan. Hardy and ornamental with a flavor profile that keeps collectors coming back.

**🍐 Abiu Mirim / Aguai – *Chrysophyllum* aff. *viride***
A petite relative of the classic Abiu, with potential for sweet, luscious fruit. Sapotaceae family — subtropical charm in every seed.

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✨ Ultra-rare and exclusive seeds — hard to find anywhere else
✨ High potential for flavor, yield, and ornamental value
✨ Perfect for subtropical to tropical climates
✨ Ideal for hobbyists, permaculture growers & specialty producers

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📩 Hit “Buy Now” to secure your favorite varieties before they’re gone.
💡 Need planting tips or climate advice? Just ask — we’re here to help!

Seeds for pre-sale:

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NOTE: these Garcinia sp. seeds are very difficult to find!

Introducing Pacurí: The Indigenous Fruit, "Beso de Miel"

Customer feedback

“I want to say that I got near a hundred percent germination with the Pacurí. You can quote me if it helps the next time you list these.”
— Zach George, CRISP Farms (New Orleans, USA)

Origin & Distribution

Argentina – Misiones

IGU (Iguazú)

SIG (Selva Interior Guaranítica)

Altitude: 0–500 m

Native to the Atlantic Forest region of northeastern Argentina, this species has a restricted natural distribution and is rarely encountered in cultivation.

Taxonomic Notes & Identification

This material has been identified as Garcinia guacopary (S. Moore) M. Nee by a renowned Argentine botanical expert.

Garcinia guacopary is often confused with Garcinia brasiliensis, but differs notably by:

More ovoid to oblong fruits

Generally larger fruit size

More restricted geographic range

These differences are consistent and well recognized in regional botany.

Seed Behavior & Special Notes

Seeds germinate very quickly

In some cases, seeds may arrive already sprouting

Due to their recalcitrant nature, seeds do not store well and should be planted immediately upon arrival

Pacurí has also shown potential as a rootstock for Achachairú (Garcinia humilis), making it of interest to collectors and breeders.

Harvest Indicator

⚠️ Important: Fruits must be harvested when fully orange.
Yellow fruits are immature and should be left on the tree longer.

Botanical Characteristics

Pacurí is a highly adaptable species with variable growth habits:

Shrub form (2–4 m) in open, sunny conditions

Tree form (6–20 m) under forest or partial shade

Dense, rounded canopy in full sun

Trunk exudes abundant yellow latex when wounded

Leaves are lanceolate to oblong, with short petioles

Flowers appear solitary or in small clusters

Fruits are berry-like, rounded to oblong, with smooth skin

Cultivation & Climate

Garcinia guacopary thrives in tropical to subtropical climates, showing greater adaptability than many other Garcinia species.

Optimal temperature: 20–30 °C

Tolerates mild cool periods once established

Does not tolerate hard frost

Performs best with regular rainfall or irrigation

Soil Preferences

Well-drained, fertile soils rich in organic matter

Adaptable to sandy, loamy, or light clay soils

Avoid permanently waterlogged conditions

Planting & Maintenance

Spacing: 5 × 5 m

Prepare planting holes 2–3 months in advance

Amend with compost, bone meal, and wood ash

Mulch with ~10 cm of dry grass to retain moisture

Light winter pruning for structure and sanitation

Organic fertilization in late autumn supports vigor and fruiting

Uses

Fruiting occurs from October to December.
When fully ripe (deep orange), the fruit is pleasantly sweet with mild acidity, becoming noticeably more enjoyable than when harvested early. Immature yellow fruits are bland and should be left on the tree until full coloration develops.

Traditionally, the fruit may also be consumed fresh with sugar, especially when slightly underripe.

Beyond its edible value, Pacurí is:

An excellent ornamental tree

Suitable for orchards, agroforestry, and reforestation

A meaningful native species for biodiversity conservation

Conclusion

Pacurí (Garcinia guacopary) is far more than a fruit tree:
it represents cultural heritage, ecological importance, and botanical rarity.

A truly special species for collectors, growers, and conservation-minded gardeners.

Pre-Order / Pre-Sale Notice (USA Stock – Early 2026)

This item is offered as a pre-order.

These seeds are currently being cleaned and prepared and are expected to arrive in the USA around late January 2026.
From there, all orders will be shipped worldwide by my partner, with deliveries expected during February 2026 or earlier, depending on destination and logistics.

If you place a pre-order now, you may add more species later as they become available.
You will not be charged for multiple shipments — simply contact me by email and everything will be combined into one shipment.

Expected species may include:

Pacurí (Garcinia aff. brasilensis / gardneriana) ·
Guabijú from Tatagal (Myrciantes pungens), selected sweet variety ·
Guavirá johvy (Campomanesia aff. malifolia) – very rare ·
Giant Red Pitanga ·
Best Black Pitanga · Best Red Pitanga · Small Black Pitanga ·
Sweet Aguaí (C. veride) ·
Orange Guabiroba (Campomanesia xanthocarpa) ·
Peach COTRG · Black rounded COTRG · Orange COTRG (E. involucrata var. orange) ·
Guaporetí (P. rivularis) ·
Possibly selected Jaboticabas (Eldorado or Corrientes types) ·
Possibly a recently discovered ultra-rare Eugenia from Paso de la Patria

Thank you for your patience and trust.


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Hello everyone!

To celebrate this weekend (Nov 28 to Dec 3), we are launching a special Black Friday Sale with our biggest discounts of the year. It’s the perfect time to grab those rare species you’ve been watching or stock up on volume for your nursery.

We have restocking on many favorites (Orange Cherry of the Rio Grande, Hardy Jaboticabas) and some exciting New Pre-Sale items.



🏷️ THE COUPONS
20% OFF on orders over $30 USD

Code: BLACK20

30% OFF on orders over $60 USD

Code: BLACK30

(Apply the code at checkout on our website: https://www.huertasurbanas.com/shop

📦 ALREADY HAVE A PENDING PRE-SALE ORDER?
If you already bought seeds in our pre-sale (shipping in December) and want to add more seeds from this sale to the same package: Do not pay for shipping again! Send me a PM here or e-mail me at marcospcmusica gmail.com, and I will give you a specific "Free Shipping" code so you can add these seeds to your existing box without extra cost.




🌱 STOCK LIST & HIGHLIGHTS
Here is what is currently available. Prices listed below are the base prices—the coupons apply on top of these!

⭐ RARE PLINIA (JABOTICABAS) & MYRCIARIA (Most of these are Pre-Sale for December delivery)

Peach Cherry of the Rio Grande (E. involucrata var. aurantiaca precox) - $7.00 (Ultra Rare!)

Giant Piray Jaboticaba - $6.00

(New!) Cabeludona (Myrciaria glazioviana) - $4.50 (Delicious & ornamental)

New: El Soberbio Big Jaboticaba - $4.00

Jaboticaba de Capiovi - $4.00

21º Brix Jaboticaba aff. “Sabará” - $4.00

Black Hybrid Jaboticaba - $3.10

Guaporetí (Plinia rivularis) - $2.90 (New stock!)

Hardy Corrientes Jaboticaba - $2.50 (Great for Zone 9a)

Jaboticaba Eldorado - $2.50




🍒 EUGENIA (CHERRY OF THE RIO GRANDE, PITANGA, ETC)

Giant Pitanga (var. gigantea) - $5.00

Orange Cherry of the Rio Grande - $2.80 (Customer Favorite)

Black ñangapiré (E. repanda) - $2.60 (Sprouting)

Best Black Pitanga (Pre-sale) - $2.50

Best Red Junin Pitanga (Pre-sale) - $2.50

Large-Fruit Ubajay (E. myrcianthes) - $2.40

Guamirím (E. aff. florida) - $2.30

Rounded Black Cherry of the Rio Grande - $2.20

Elongated Black Cherry of the Rio Grande - $2.00

Pitanga, Mid-size sweet red (Junín) - $1.50

🍈 PSIDIUM (GUAVAS & ARAZÁ)

Hybrid Arazá (P. guineense x grandifolium) - $3.20

Psidium sartorianum (Little Guava) - $3.00

Branca Guava (from Brazil) - $1.80

Rare Tropical Guava: Full Yellow (Amarela) - $1.40

Arazá Grande (P. robustum) - $1.20

White Guava: Camino Laguna - $1.20

Araçá-una (P. myrtoides) - $1.20

Caribbean Yellow/Pink Guava - $1.00

Arazá Serrano (P. longipetiolatum) - $0.90

Tropical Guava: White Mexican Cream - $0.60

Paraguayan Tropical Guava - $0.50

🌲 OTHER RARE SPECIES

Amay (Agonandra excelsa) - $4.00 (Ultra rare)

Orange Cherry of the Rio Grande (Sprouted) - $3.50

Palmito (Euterpe edulis) - $2.40

Vitex megapotamica - $2.40

Cherimoya (High-Yielding) - $2.00

Aff. Vitex spp. #2 - $2.00

Piquillín Grande (Condalia boxifolia) - $1.80

Taiúva (Maclura tinctoria) - $0.75

Palora Dragon Fruit - $0.30

✈️ SHIPPING RATES
USA: $10.00 USD

International (Rest of World): $30.00 USD

Happy gardening and thank you for the support!

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Offering a limited pre-sale of the rare Cabeludona form of Myrciaria glazioviana, known for producing larger, velvety yellow fruits with rich, sweet pulp. This is not the common small “cabeludinha” type — the Cabeludona is a superior, large-fruit variant sought after by collectors.

🍋About the fruit
The fruits are golden-yellow, slightly fuzzy, and notably bigger than standard glazioviana types. Flavor is sweet, aromatic, and excellent for eating fresh or using in juices and jams. Most fruits contain one or two seeds.

🍋About the tree
This is a compact, highly ornamental species with dense foliage and heavy branching. It typically grows as a small tree or large shrub and is well suited for warm climates or protected areas in cooler regions. It fruits reliably from seed and can begin producing in just a few years under good care.

🍋Cultivation
Glazioviana prefers well-drained but consistently moist soil, rich in organic matter. Full sun to partial shade both work well. It is not highly frost-tolerant, so young plants should be protected from cold snaps. Fresh seeds germinate best—keep them warm, humid, and avoid letting the substrate dry out.




🍋Pre-Sale Details
• Price: USD 5 per seed
• Variety: Cabeludona (large-fruit type)
• Availability: Very limited stock
• Shipping: Worldwide options available depending on destination; PM for details
• Notes:  germination guarantee!

This is an uncommon chance to secure seeds of the true large-fruit Cabeludona. PM if you want to reserve your seeds before the batch sells out.


And Peach COTRG is back on stock!

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Giant Piray is back on stock!

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PRE-SALE


🌿 Midweek Deal! 🌿 
Get $20 OFF any purchase above USD 40 
Coupon code: "sale5-7" — valid Nov 5–7 only!




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🍏 Key Features of Guavirá Johvy:

Scientific Name: Campomanesia aff. malifolia
Common Names: Guavirá Johvy, Apple-leaved Guabiroba
Origin: Santa Catarina, Brazil
Tree Size: Medium-sized, typically reaching 3 to 5 meters in height
Growth Rate: Fast-growing, with fruiting beginning approximately 3 to 4 years after planting
Flowers: Large, beautiful, and bee-friendly, enhancing the ornamental value of the tree

🍏 Fruits:
Size: Large, measuring over 3 centimeters in diameter
Flavor: Sweet, soft, juicy, and aromatic pulp, making them delightful for fresh consumption. Acid skin.
Uses: Ideal for eating fresh and can also be used in jams and jellies
Cultivation Information:

🍏 Climate: Thrives in tropical to subtropical climates; however, specific temperature tolerance information is limited.
Soil: Prefers well-draining soil; adding organic matter like compost can enhance growth.
Light: Requires full sun to partial shade.
Watering: Consistent moisture is essential, but avoid waterlogging.

🍏Planting:

🍏Germination:
Soak seeds in room-temperature water for 24 hours before planting.
Plant seeds 2-3 cm deep in a well-draining potting mix.
Keep the soil consistently moist and warm (20-30°C).
Germination may take several weeks.
Transplanting: Once seedlings reach 20-30 cm in height, transplant to a larger pot or directly into the ground.


🍏Maintenance:
Fertilizer: Apply a balanced fertilizer every 2-3 months during the growing season.
Pruning: Minimal pruning is needed; remove dead or damaged branches to promote healthy growth.
Pre-Sale Information:

We are excited to offer a limited stock of Guavirá Johvy seeds. These seeds will be shipped to our U.S.-based partner for inspection and distribution, ensuring compliance with all import regulations. We anticipate that the seeds will be ready for shipping by Dec/25

🍏Shipping and Distribution:

Inspection: Seeds will undergo thorough inspection to meet international phytosanitary standards.
Distribution: Once in the U.S., our partner will handle worldwide distribution, ensuring prompt and reliable delivery.

🍏Why Choose Guavirá Johvy?

This rare species boasts bee-friendly flowers, beautiful fruits, and significant ornamental value, making it a must-have for collectors of native and exotic fruit trees.

Order Now to secure your Guavirá Johvy seeds and add this exceptional tropical treasure to your collection!

🍇Guamirím — Eugenia florida (Family: Myrtaceae)🍇
Price: US $2.30

Why you’ll love it: A compact tree or shrub, bearing small aromatic fruits with a sweet-tropical flavour. Ideal for growing in containers or a garden bed, and perfect for bringing an exotic twist right into your backyard.
Germination & cultivation tips:

Use fresh seeds, sow them in a well-drained, light-textured substrate, with surface sowing and consistent moisture until emergence.

Prefers warm to moderate climates, full sun to partial shade; protect from hard frosts.

Soil should be slightly acidic and free-draining; avoid waterlogging.

With good care, fruiting may start in a few years from seed.

🍍Orange Cherry of the Rio Grande — Eugenia aff. involucrata (Family: Myrtaceae)🍍
Price: US $2.90

Why you’ll love it: Rare and eye-catching, this variety features bright orange cherry-sized fruits with a tangy-sweet burst. A fantastic choice for urban orchards, patios or collector’s gardens.
Germination & cultivation tips:

Propagate from seed — expect germination in about 30-40 days under optimal conditions.

Suited to warm climates; mature trees may offer moderate cold tolerance (down to ~ –10 °C) but young plants need protection.

Provide full sun to partial shade, fertile well-draining soil, and organic fertiliser during growth.

Prune lightly to shape the plant and promote fruiting.

🍋**Palora Dragon Fruit — (species likely Hylocereus/Selenicereus, Family: Cactaceae)🍋
Price: US $0.30

Why you’ll love it: A visually spectacular cactus-vine producing yellow-skinned, white-fleshed dragon-fruits, sweet and juicy. Great for adding height, drama and exotic fruit production to your garden.
Germination & cultivation tips:

Sow seeds in substrate at 21-29 °C (70-85 °F), keep moist but not waterlogged; germination may take several weeks.

Provide a trellis or wall support, and give full sun with some midday protection in very hot spots.

Ensure light, free-draining substrate; always avoid root-soaking.

Many dragon-fruit varieties flower at night and may need pollination (natural or hand-pollinated) for best fruit set.

Hi everyone! The site is running again — still a bit slow, but much more stable now. We’re working on improving performance, so thanks a lot for your patience and support while we keep tuning things up!



Get ready for something special!

We’re celebrating with a massive 40% OFF across selected rare tropical and subtropical fruit species from Brazil and Argentina!

✨ Why it matters
Many of these seeds are little-known — some almost undocumented in cultivation. This is your chance to explore them at a fraction of the price, and help expand our shared knowledge of these incredible species.

🌱 Highlights include:
– Rare Eugenias from Misiones and southern Brazil
– Unique Myrciarias, Campomanesia, Psidium, Annonas and Vitex that recently arrived in the USA

🛒 Use code TFF40 at checkout

Valid until Oct 17!

Take advantage of this moment to grow something new, rare, and full of potential.
Let’s keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the tropical fruit world. 🍈

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Hi everyone. I’ve just restocked a broad selection of Psidium seeds and wanted to share what’s available for growers who love guavas with character.

What’s new / back in stock

White reddish apple guava (Psidium guajava) — Back in stock, only 50 seeds available. This one has a creamy white flesh with a slight reddish tint to the skin when ripe — crisp, tropical, and great for fresh eating or trials in containers. Limited quantity — once they’re gone it may be a while.







Other Psidium currently available

White guava: Camino Laguna — $1.20

Arazá grande (Psidium robustum) —  $1.20

Branca guava (from Brazil)  — $1.80

Rare Tropical Guava: Amarela (full yellow)  — $1.40

Paraguayan Tropical Guava — $0.50

White Mexican Cream guava  — $0.60

Caribbean Yellow/Pink guava  — $1.00

Arazá serrano (Psidium longipetiolatum) — $0.90

Psidium sartorianum  — $3.00

Hybrid Arazá (P. guineense × P. grandifolium) — $3.20

Araçá-una (P. myrtoides)  — $1.20

Notes for growers

Most of these are dry seeds unless noted otherwise — store cool and sow fresh for best germination.

Zones listed on the product pages are guides (many of these Psidium tolerate USDA ~9a–9b conditions when established).


If you need germination tips for any specific Psidium (scarification, soaking, temperature), tell me which one and I’ll post exact prep instructions.

🍎 🍏 🍐 How to order 🍎 🍏 🍐

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Bulk / bundle discounts available for multiple Psidium orders — hit me up and I’ll quote shipping & totals.

Happy planting — guavas are ridiculously forgiving and wildly rewarding. If you want a short grow-guide for any of the listed species (seed prep, ideal soil mix, light/temp), I’ll drop one in the thread.

— Marcos (seed seller / tropical-fruit nerd)