Share The Seeds
Gardening Area => Growing questions and answers => Topic started by: shmizzle on July 14, 2017, 06:36:51 AM
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I've been looking high and low for a tree cutting from the Kakadu plum for quite awhile.
They are from Australia and seem to be heavily guarded by the AU natives. Also seems, they are pretty much non-existent (on paper/interwebs) in the US.
If you aren't familiar with these, the small plums they produce contain 50-100x's more vitamin C than a standard orange.
I was finally able to obtain about 20 seeds from an Australian supplier about 3-4 months ago. After about 2 months we had 2 sprouts that have been going ever since. These have tap roots that run DEEP and seem to constantly need/want a deeper container.
Anyone else have luck with these guys?
Doesn't seem to be a topic on these as of yet.
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Lucky you! Have been looking for over a year for kakadu. Keep us posted on your progress and learnings.
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I tried quite a few methods with the seeds.
The sandpaper method combined with a "Seed soak kit" I bought was the only successful method I used. Not sure what was in the kit but I'd like to know if anyone has an idea.
Here they are as of today...
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Very cool plant! What vendor were you able to get seeds through? Not ready for seeds at the moment but someday in the future I may wanna give this plant a grow.
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I got them from a site called herbalistics in Australia.
Took awhile to get but well worth it!