Seed follows plant time. The rare species we work with do not ripen on a manufacturing schedule, and the same taxon can flower, fruit, and release seed differently from year to year. Fruiting Season is the bridge between what is in stock now and what may be available next: a way to plan serious orders around real phenology rather than guesswork.

If you need larger quantities of a species we already stock, submit a Fruiting Season request with the taxon, target amount, and timeline. We review the next likely harvest window, expected yield, and handling requirements, then come back with timing, ballpark pricing, and whether a reserve deposit is needed to secure collection and processing. Requests with clear volumes and practical lead time move first, because additional harvests require field travel, export coordination, and careful post-harvest work. When a request moves forward, it also supports the mapping, training, testing, and local propagation systems behind future conservation-grade supply.