Tiny (Paper) Seed Packages Like Those Sold In The West

[farang000999]

gapow

lynchee

longan

longon

rambutan

gru kai

thai pinneapple

jackfruit

rose apple

ka-na (green vegetable)

basically anything we can get our hands on.

also, with those with experience, will it be diffiult to mail or carry into the USA? thanks.

[tingtong]

hi

i had carried seed packets back from Mexico and US without any problem.

i had found sometimes stand(s) selling various seeds in small packets on the bigger roadside village fair or market, seem to have once in a month in our place.

i believe also some others stands were selling the trees from your list, but rather than seeds, like little trees. seeds were more for vegetables, like carrot, tomato, onion, and such.

[j0hnga1t]

If you bring it in to the US (I tried this in 2009) you must provide a certification of irradiation? I declared it and they took it. If I didn't declare it and they found it, then I would be subject to hugh fines. I brought back about 5 packs of seeds. My wife wanted to bring all sorts of seeds next trip, so I wanted to test the waters first.

The certificates are probably only issued to importers and not the normal guy like you and me

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[rice555]

Hello All, try this for tree seeds/plants, they have jack and others.

The info I see on my Thai ka na seed pkt says Chinese Kale, so says Chai Tai/CP.

rice555

http://toptropicals.com/html/toptropicals/articles/fruit/artocarpus_heterophyllus.htm