Selling Japanese and Chinese citrus varieties

[Luisport]

Hello everyone! Im anouncing that me and my chinese partner we are selling Japanese and Chinese citrus varieties. They are true and not from seed. For any informations please contact me.
Best regards for everyone!

[Luisport]

Some of the citrus varieties we sell:

Seinan no Hikari: https://foodslink.jp/syokuzaihyakka/syun/fruit/Seinanhikari.htm

Hime Koharu: https://foodslink.jp/syokuzaihyakka/syun/fruit/Himekoharu.html

Kanpei: https://foodslink.jp/syokuzaihyakka/syun/fruit/mikan-Kanpei.htm

Hime Ruby: https://foodslink.jp/syokuzaihyakka/syun/fruit/himeruby.htm

Golden Tribute Pomelo: https://www.sohu.com/a/442701701_775379#google_vignette

Sunshine No. 1: https://www.sohu.com/a/449271201_717616

[Luisport]

(cont.)

Taiwan Golden Grapefruit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaoXI8ckpJY

Honey Crunch kumquat and Timquat 2.0: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMsuRt6lWAA

White Honey Pomelo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tsw8zTfsfrA

Beni Princess - Ehime nš48: https://www.kudamononavi.com/blogs/archive/961

Beni Madonna - Ehime nš28/ nš38: https://www.kudamononavi.com/blogs/archive/744

Orah: https://foodslink.jp/syokuzaihyakka/syun/fruit/Or_Mandarine.htm#google_vignette

October Sugar Mandarin

[Luisport]

(cont.)

Haruka: https://foodslink.jp/syokuzaihyakka/syun/fruit/Haruka.htm#google_vignette

Red Heart pomelo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITabUeBgtfM

Golden Honey pomelo

Ehime nš42: http://m.ganjuren.com/jishu/pzxz/16505.html

Yellow Beauty - Ehime nš68: https://www.sohu.com/a/414190814_120178727#google_vignette

Amida - Ehime nš46: http://m.ganjuren.com/jishu/pzxz/28694.html

Oita nš4: http://m.ganjuren.com/jishu/pzxz/22352.html

[Luisport]

(cont.)

Lemon Dekopon

Pumpkin mandarin: https://www.sohu.com/a/708199293_120610915

Setoka: https://foodslink.jp/syokuzaihyakka/syun/fruit/setoka.htm

Red Vietnam pomelo

[Luisport]

(cont.)

Amakusa tangor: https://foodslink.jp/syokuzaihyakka/syun/fruit/Amakusa.htm#google_vignette

Kawazu nš5 (Nanko x October Gold Sugar Mandarin)

Ehime nš42: http://www.sanguoyyw.com/home/products/productinfo/productsid/113.html

Yellow Princess - Ehime nš43: https://www.gzwyy.com/page97?product_id=225

Asumi: https://www.gzwyy.com/page97?product_id=205

Setomi: https://www.sohu.com/a/305439355_717616

Etc... Ehime citrus series (more than 60 varieties)

[Luisport]

Other Chinese/Japanese citrus:

Aisha
Yura
Daya
Ehime Toyofuku
Setoyoshi
Ehime Zao Mei
Ehime July
Reikou
Mihaya
Asukami
Youyu new Japanese pomelo
Harumi
Harehime
Ehime Green King
Watermelon pomelo
etc...

[Luisport]

(cont.)

Tsunoki
Sweet Spring - Yomi
Sanbonkan
Hime Lemon
Benibae
Dekopon
Ponkan
Asuki
Karatsu mikan
...

[mikkel]

Do you also provide a phythosanitary Certificate ?
Are these CTV / Tristeza tested and free of it?

[Luisport]

Do you also provide a phythosanitary Certificate ?
Are these CTV / Tristeza tested and free of it?

Hello Mikkel, just PM you!

[quinoah]

please post the answers to questions here so its available for everyone

what is the price per plant? size/age?

[Luisport]

please post the answers to questions here so its available for everyone

what is the price per plant? size/age?

Hi, ok i usually like to talk on PM to get people more confortable hasking anything they want. But ok, citrus trees are all at same price $65. Shipment to Europe to 3 trees are $70 and 5 trees are $90, and so on.
Regarding Phito certificates they can be arranged but usually buyers don't hask them because they are expensive. But my partner buys the trees on sellers he knows and assures they are healthy. I started to buy them for my collection some years ago, with no problem. Now my seller turned my friend and partner and we totally trust each other! Thats my story about all this. China is producing everything in this moment, from western varieties to Japanese and developing his chinese varieties too... from citrus to temperate and tropicals... any question i'm happy to answer!

We sell scions too... $10 each.

[Stephiebby]

Are you only shipping to Europe?

[Luisport]

Are you only shipping to Europe?

Hi! Thank you for your answer. We can shipping everywere except Hawaii, Alaska and Caribean islands.

[CarolinaZone]

How do you guarantee the cultivars are true to type?

[murahilin]

Are you only shipping to Europe?

We can't import these into Florida. Not even with a permit or phyto.

[Luisport]

How do you guarantee the cultivars are true to type?

Thank you very much for your message. Yes i totally garantee because i know my partner and totally trust him. He just buys from producers he knows that have true and healthy trees.
By the way i can share a bit of my story with my partner. I start to be a costumer as any other, buying from him at least since 3 years ago. I saw how he behaved as a seller, how everything goes with my trees, etc. With time we start to totally trust each other, he start to hask me advices, etc. We got real close friends and share our particular life sharing family pics etc. Later we start to talk on developing our mutual trust to turn on business partners.
This is our story. I continue to get a lot of trees from him to grow my particular collection, but im really happy to helping him selling his trees and developing this business. People in west don't imagine what fruit tree chinese market is... they have everything! They have what we still don't imagine here, from citrus to temperate and all tropicals possible! Im really happy on doing this! I have citrus growing on my land that are still unknown in west... this tells everything!
Best regards, Luis

[murahilin]

Luis, if you intend to advertise these trees on this forum, you need to make sure you are complying with all local laws and regulations. If you are openly stating that you don't supply phytos because some people don't want them because they are expensive, then I am sorry you will not be able to advertise these trees here.

Also, how can you verify the trees are free of diseases just because they look "healthy"? That sounds like a very easy way to spread and introduce new Citrus diseases.

[Luisport]

Are you only shipping to Europe?

We can't import these into Florida. Not even with a permit or phyto.

Well maby not to Florida... definately we can't to Hawaii, Alaska and Caribean islands.

[Luisport]

Luis, if you intend to advertise these trees on this forum, you need to make sure you are complying with all local laws and regulations. If you are openly stating that you don't supply phytos because some people don't them because they are expensive, then I am sorry you will not be able to advertise these trees here.

Also, how can you verify the trees are free of diseases just because they look "healthy"? That sounds like a very easy way to spread and introduce new Citrus diseases.

Hi. I told i can supply phyto. But they are payed apart from trees/scions and shipping. They are not free... thats what i said. I'm totally open to discuss any detail because this is very serious.

[murahilin]

Luis, if you intend to advertise these trees on this forum, you need to make sure you are complying with all local laws and regulations. If you are openly stating that you don't supply phytos because some people don't them because they are expensive, then I am sorry you will not be able to advertise these trees here.

Also, how can you verify the trees are free of diseases just because they look "healthy"? That sounds like a very easy way to spread and introduce new Citrus diseases.

Hi. I told i can supply phyto. But they are payed apart from trees/scions and shipping. They are not free...

I understand they're not free, but as I stated, you can't advertise here that you don't supply them just because someone does not want to pay for it. If you're advertising here, you need to make sure you comply with all local laws and regulations.

[Luisport]

Luis, if you intend to advertise these trees on this forum, you need to make sure you are complying with all local laws and regulations. If you are openly stating that you don't supply phytos because some people don't them because they are expensive, then I am sorry you will not be able to advertise these trees here.

Also, how can you verify the trees are free of diseases just because they look "healthy"? That sounds like a very easy way to spread and introduce new Citrus diseases.

Hi. I told i can supply phyto. But they are payed apart from trees/scions and shipping. They are not free...

I understand they're not free, but as I stated, you can't advertise here that you don't supply them just because someone does not want to pay for it. If you're advertising here, you need to make sure you comply with all local laws and regulations.

So i should send them for free, thats what you are saying? I think im not totally understand what you are saying my friend.

[mikkel]

Hypothetically speaking, a phytosanitary certificate is mandatory, even within Europe. A phytosanitary certificate is not an optional service; it is a prerequisite for selling plants.
But in this case it is theory, because it is generally strictly prohibited to import citrus fruits into the EU in any form other than as fruit; even pollen is officially not allowed. There are also no exemptions. The same applies to the USA.
Even citrus institutes have virtually no way of exchanging material with each other. (I speak from personal experience.)

This does not mean that it cannot be sent from China, as customs does not check everything. But it is not legal.

And honestly, the risk of introducing citrus greening to Europe is not worth it.

[Luisport]

My trees are beautifull... what can i say... Varieties that you totally ignore. I don't pretend to continue with this discussion. I let people to judge it. I presented everything very clearly and with all my heart! Mikkel we know each other from here for many years, you even present me nurseries with rare citrus varieties, but turned out to be fake! I'm helping people to get what they want and can't get other way like i got. I let each one to decide... why i wanted to plant sick or fake varieties on my orchard?

[mikkel]

You misunderstand the issue. No one is saying that the plants are diseased, but they could be, which is precisely why there are laws regulating imports.
A phytosanitary certificate is there precisely to rule out possible infections.
The fact that it is completely prohibited to import citrus fruits into the EU is very annoying, and it is also debatable whether it really has to be an import ban, but that is the legal situation.
That simply has to be said.
And once again, plants from China are not always infected, but without a plant inspection (phytosanitary inspection), it can happen.