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I just received my seeds from Raul, everything was perfectly protected.

Thank you very much for your seriousness .

Thank you very much Mike for my order.

I received it well and everything was in excellent condition and perfectly protected.

It's always a pleasure to deal with you .

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Wow, sete capotes is very difficult to sprout, but yes: we are getting better. Many sete capotes seeds got sprouted to their destinations.

And that guamirim is very rare! take care!

Yes I am aware of their rarity, because of the degradation of their natural habitat ...

I will do my best to grow in the best conditions .

This little message to show you the "Sete Capotes" and "Guamirím" that have already sprouted well in just one month.

Sete Capotes :




Guamirím :



Thank you again Marcos for the excellence of your work concerning the seeds and varieties that you offer.

Thanks a lot for your answer .

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The scions I bought at Mike arrived in a remarkable condition, still a perfect order!

Thank you very much Mike for your seriousness .

Hi all ,

I will soon receive scions of avocados, white sapotes and atemoya to graft.

I have already graft temperate fruit and vegetables but it will be the first time for subtropical fruits.

Regarding the graft in itself I know how I will proceed but it is about the post-graft period that I ask myself questions.

I have 3 several possible scenarios that this is :

1) Putting young grafting plants in a cold greenhouse outside, but here there are still nights at 30°F.
Risk of failure by the cold?

2) Putting young grafting plants in my house, near a window.
Risk of failure by too dry indoor?

3) Putting young grafting plants in an airtight box in my house, saturated with moisture, and open the lid of the box small to small to acclimatize gradually.
Risk of failure by lack of aeration (rot)?

What do you think is the best choice to do?

Thank you in advance for your precious help.

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Hi Marcos,

Do you think you'll have "Orange Eugenia aff. involucrata" seeds this year?

Thank you in advance.

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