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Tropical Fruits

wanted: tropical fruits for california

12 years ago

anyone have any tropical fruits that grow in california like lychee, cherimoya, pomelo, and passion fruit. i am looking for seeds only because i don't have any plants to trade with. if you know of any other tropical fruits that grow in california and you happen to have the seeds let me know. check my exchange list if you want to make a trade and let me know if you find something you like.

thanks, michelle

Comments (4)

rodneys
12 years ago
I have plenty of cherimoya seeds available
adiel
12 years ago
Hi Michelle, some trees you will be able to grow from seeds such as the annonas (cherimoya, sugar apple, soursop) But others such as the Lychee, you will need an air-layered tree from a nursery. (Dont recommend seedling lychee) Mangos would also be better from nursery since they will be grafted with a desired cultivar.

Adiel
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mchill320
Original Author
12 years ago
hi rodneyjs i would like some of your cherimoya seeds. send me an email and we'll work out a trade.
thanks, michelle
rodneys
12 years ago
Michelle, I sent you an email

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