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Finally found a source for grafted nutmeg

16 years ago

Well that is if you're interested in a minimum order of 2500 plants. I found an exporter/nursery in India that is able to ship grafted nutmeg trees to the US but the minimum order is high. I managed to talk them down to a minimum order of 100 trees to total $600 with shipping. Only $6 a tree, sounds like a deal lol.

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jsvand5
16 years ago
Come on, 100 trees is nothing. You should buy them. I'll give you double that for one. Then you would only need to get rid of 98 more.
murahilin
Original Author
16 years ago
I am not sure how well these trees would handle being barerooted and then shipped over here. If I can find some info that assures me they will survive I might actually consider buying 100. I know I could easily make back the money on them. I also wonder if these trees are female or hermaphrodite.
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jsvand5
16 years ago
Yea, it does sound like a good price. Even if only 75% or so survive I would think you could make a nice profit. Seems like it would be a pain to pot up and store a 100 trees though.
murahilin
Original Author
16 years ago
Yea.. the potting up and maintenance seems to be another issue to have to deal with. Not sure if I wanna go through all of that for one tree.

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