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chong · 02-23-2013, 05:25 PM

Best place to get fresh seeds is your nearest grocery store. Many grocery stores in FL sell Guanabana, assuming they are in season. Most Asian and Latin grocery store have them. Buy the fruit and save the seeds. Just last week I saw some Cherimoyas for sale at an Asian store in Seattle Chinatown and bought 2 of them. They were hard because they were picked green. But after 2 days on top of the refrigerator, the fruits were ripe and ready to eat. I got at least 2 dozen fresh seeds from them.

Buying seeds from a seed source will cost more than the cost of a fruit, in my experience. And you cannot be sure how old they are.

02-23-2013, 05:25 PM	#2 (permalink)
chong Senior Member chong's Photo Gallery Location: Seattle, WA Find me on the map! Zone: 8-9 Name: Chong Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,851 BananaBucks : 124,513 Feedback: 6 / 100% Said "Thanks" 1,309 Times Was Thanked 1,702 Times in 759 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 991 Times	Re: Wanted Guanabana Seeds... Best place to get fresh seeds is your nearest grocery store. Many grocery stores in FL sell Guanabana, assuming they are in season. Most Asian and Latin grocery store have them. Buy the fruit and save the seeds. Just last week I saw some Cherimoyas for sale at an Asian store in Seattle Chinatown and bought 2 of them. They were hard because they were picked green. But after 2 days on top of the refrigerator, the fruits were ripe and ready to eat. I got at least 2 dozen fresh seeds from them. Buying seeds from a seed source will cost more than the cost of a fruit, in my experience. And you cannot be sure how old they are.