Re: Warning Ebay Seller fingers001
Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2015 1:22 am
Mufasa wrote:Just a little contribution... i know a couple sellers in AUS who raise plants from seed, find the seedlings most like the parents, and sell them as the cultivar name, with a message in the comments saying "this is seed grown"Oh ew, that is really pretty bad practice. The person who they sell it will probably recognize it as the cultivar's name. And pass it along as such. What they should really be doing is selling it as something along the lines as for example: S. alata 'Night' x Self, or S. alata 'Night' x S. alata dark clone, S. alata 'Night' x Sibling etc. They need to make it clear in the name that it is not a cultivar, comments are easily forgotten. This is how fake stuff starts circulating, please DO NOT be a part of it, it becomes a real headache for people who ends ups with these.
it's mainly because it's just so costly to import cultivars into australia... it's a little misleading, but i think it's the best we could get.
You can read more about mass and his "buisness practice" here for anyone interested:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GJC ... edit?pli=1
For one reason or another it doesn't seem like he has made it to these boards yet, he is on the others ones tho.