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hungry carnivores wrote: ↑Thu Jan 14, 2021 5:48 pm Awesome. Welcome! Lots of growers in Viet Nam as well as some very nice nurseries! By all means you can donate some but that would mean sending seed internationally. If they are directly from wild plants, you cannot donate, but if they are from your plants which were grown from wild seed, that is fair game!
Would love to see a Burmanii from there!
brow wrote: ↑Fri Jan 15, 2021 9:49 amI planted them from the seeds I collected in the wild, so to speak, the first batch of seeds produced in my balcony.If the seeds are ones you have collected from plants you grew, then yes, you can donate them. Seeds collected from wild plants cannot be donated. However, getting the seeds from your cultivated plants to the seed bank would be on you. I know that, from here, I can get seeds to you for about $1.50 USD. I don't know what it might cost for you to send some to me.
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