Looking for MADD (Saba senegalensis) seeds

[RiversOFT]

Anyone growing  Saba senegalensis ?

[micah]

We've got a few young ones in the ground. It'll be a couple more years I hope.

[luc]

Same on this side of the ocean . Got S. senegalensis and S. comorensis in the ground , slow.....!

[shafak]

Micah and Luc, are your plants in full sun or partial shade?

[Fruitdork]

Hi it's Micah , my new account
Both, the ones in the sun seem to be healthier.  All were outplanted with some shade cloth cages.
Some I put under gliricidia tee for it to climb upon, but it seems too shady cause they are growing a lot slower than the one in full sun next to a coconut seedling. Yup slow....

[shafak]

Thank for replying.  I'm confused with the type this plant would grow into.  Almost all websites with information about this saba mentions that it could either be a liana or a shrub depending on the location and climate.

I have received a few seeds of saba senegalensis.  I have placed them in water now.  I will change water twice every half day and then place the seeds in the potting mix.  Is that the right thing to do?

[shafak]

Here's someone's experience on madd at a local market in Dakar, Senegal.  It's in French, but I used Google Translate.  According to this article, it takes 5-7 years for first fruiting ?  Also, it mentions about some project at a research center due to which the time has been drastically reduced to 2 years. 

I don't know why, but ISRA (l’Institut sénégalais de recherche agricole) shows up as Israel in Google Translate

Here's the Original article 

and here's the English translation