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I have a surplus of mung beans and cilantro seeds (coriander).  Both are great for either planting or eating.  I can have just about any (legal) seed or plant mailed to your door, so just ask if you're looking for something to plant this spring.

Pricing:
Mung Bean: 0.25 BTC/2 oz, 16 oz available
Cilantro Seed: 0.5 BTC/50 g, 200 g available

Buyer will pay actual shipping costs.  For most seeds, shipping will be inexpensive, but for trees and shrubs it can be consequential.

Listed items can ship within 2 business days.  Special request may take up to 4 weeks.  Make sure you include a time limit with your request if you must plant in less than 4 weeks.

Hi I was just wondering if you would be able to sell Jackfruit seeds?
they look like this
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51b84cZC6SL.jpg
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I spent a month in Africa and ate these while walking down the road once.
tasted delicious, anyways I have a small greenhouse at my disposal so if its in stock I would love to buy some the sooner the better but I am not in a hurry.

I can get you Jackfruit seedlings, but not seeds.  Price would be 5 BTC per seedling.  Seedlings will grow into mature trees and will begin bearing fruit in 3-4 years.  You have to be patient with trees.  Shipping starts at 3 BTC for one and increases by 1 BTC for each additional seedling.  They can fit in a 1 gallon pot when delivered, but will probably outgrow that in the first year.  I don't know where you live, here is climate info: "The jackfruit is adapted only to humid tropical and near-tropical climates. It is sensitive to frost in its early life and cannot tolerate drought. If rainfall is deficient, the tree must be irrigated."

Bump.

I'd have thought with all the commune talk in Off topic/Society there would be more interest in people growing their own food.  I guess it's all just talk.  How can you guys expect to grow enough food to sustain yourselves if you haven't even raised a garden?