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5 years from now, you will wish you had planted those economic tree...
1.We sell early Fruiting, dwarf, improved hybrid economic trees

2. Sell & plant live flowers and ornamental trees for residential buildings, schools and the government https://www.nairaland.com/8354466/offer-flower-planting-services-enugu

3. Establish plantations such as oil palm, coconut, ukwa, ogbono, pawpaw plantation
4. Establish fruit orchard and garden,
5. Supply sack farming kits
6. sales of potted flower and flower pots
7. Animal manure
8. Top soil for sack farming and plant nursery
9. Hybrid maize seedlings

Our nursery is located in Enugu, nationwide delivery available. Bring that contract to us, we are ready and capable

Whatsapp +2348061204834

Are you still planting just trees instead of planting assets? Why are Exotic Fruits the New Gold?

Well, in 2026, Your Backyard Should Be Your Bank Account. You can turn your half-plot into a high-yield exotic fruit farm. Big harvests in small spaces—that’s the magic!

These exotic seedlings have great market value. Go check the price per Dragon fruit, Pomegranate, or Kiwi in your local mall. They are early-fruiting and dwarf varieties, meaning no ladder is needed, and you don’t have to wait 5 or more years to reap what you have sown.

You can fit 20 fruit trees in a small compound because they do not grow excessively large.

Interestingly, you can grow most of them in a container!!

At Tustars Farms, we have a rare list of exotic fruits you won’t find easily in the local market, which translates to a massive money-making opportunity for you.

With these exotic varieties, you also transform your landscape with the beauty they offer.

Planting these varieties is like planting your own pharmacy, too, because these plants are loaded with incredible health benefits.

You like all those "fine-fine" imported fruits, probably preserved with chemicals, huh? Why not grow your own? To start this journey, we have these exotic seedlings available in our garden:

1. Pomegranate: 4 varieties available
2. English Apples: different varieties
3. Custard apple
4. Sugar apple
5. Sodom apple
6. Malay Peach apple
7. Purple Star Apple
8. English Plum
9. English Pear
10. Fig
11. Kiwi
12. Dragon fruit
13. Hybrid Date Palm
14. Star fruit
15. English BreadFruit
16. Jackfruit
17. Brazilian Cherry (Pitanga)

Dwarf 'Orange' varieties:
18. Washington naval sweet orange
19. Mandarin orange
20. Tangerine
21. Tangelo
22. Grape orange
23. Shaddock
24. Rough Lemon
25. Variegated lemon
26. Indian lemon
27. Lime
28. Blood Orange
29. Kumquat citrus
30. Calamondin citrus
31. Honeywell Seedless Orange (Cara Cara)

Dwarf Guava Varieties
32. Thailand Purple Guava
33. Jerusalem Jumbo white Guava
34. Queen's white guava
35. Variegated Pink Guava
36. Jumbo Red guava

Dwarf Mango Varieties
37. 3kg Thailand Mango
38. 2-in-1 Mango
39. Johnbull Jumbo Mango
40. Peter jumbo jumbo
41. Tommy Red mango
42. Julie mango
43. German mango
44. Peach mango
45. Local Mango (Kent)
46. Sweet mango
47. Kerosene Mango

Grape Varieties:
48. Black Hamburg grape
49. Black currant grape
50. Purple grape
51. Alexandra Muscat grape and more...

Dwarf Avocado Varieties:
52. Israeli Avocado
53. Hass Avocado
54. Cardinal butter Avocado
55. Local Butter Avocado
56. Normal Avocado

Soursop & Noni
57. Soursop
58. Noni fruit

Berries
59. Strawberry
60. Blackberry
61. Raspberry
62. Mulberry
63. Java plum (water berry)

Pawpaw Varieties
64. Dwarf Red Pawpaw
65. Dwarf Yellow Pawpaw

Cashew & Others
66. Brazilian jumbo cashew
67. Sugarcane
68. Passion fruit (Purple & Yellow variety)

Banana Varieties
68. Malaysian red banana
69. Dwarf banana
70. Iron seed banana
71. William jumbo Banana
72. Local banana (Une ojii)
73. Cavendish banana

Plantain Varieties
74. 90-Finger plantain
75. Double bunch plantain
76. Dwarf plantain
77. Giant elephant plantain
78. Local plantain (Une Ọ́kpọkwụ)

Coconuts
79. Malaysian dwarf coconut
80. Ghana dwarf coconut
81. Dwarf Hybrid coconut
82. Jumbo coconut
83. Super jumbo coconut

Oil Palm
84. Tenera oil palm(
85. Malaysian Supergene
86. Ojukwu
87. Raffia wine palm

Exotic Herbs and Spices
88. Stevia sugar plant
89. Rosemary
90. Mint
91. Lemon mint
92. Spear mint
93. Orange mint
94. Lemon Balm
95. Greek Oregano
96. Cuban Oregano
97. Thyme
98. Golden thyme
99. Indian spinach
100. Parsley
101. Coriander
102. Marjoram
103. Dandelion
104. Sage
105. Bay leave
106. Zobo seed

Hybrid Seeds
107. Purple cabbage
107. Beetroot
108. Cucumber
109. Lettuce
110. Hybrid Maize

For your exotic and hybrid seedlings? Check comment

Unfortunately, my previous thread of over 5 years was mistakenly taken down due to a case of impersonation but we must move ahead. The Moderator has apologized...

Turn your empty land into a goldmine with coconut farming. One plot of coconut trees can produce over 1,000 fruits per year.

Coconut trees have a lifespan of 60+ years so you will enjoy it now and generation to come will also enjoy it

Coconut trees are resilient: can survive flooding, fire, draught, excess cold and stress generally

They are low-maintenance so this makes them a hassle-free investment.

Do you know the best part? Coconut farming is highly profitable So why not convert that empty piece of land to money??

Ok, here is a testimonial from a coconut farmer:

"I planted many coconut trees some years ago. Today, I have it in large quantity. There is no university of experience. You have to acquire it. Am writing based on experience. If you have 20 trees of coconut, over a million naira annual revenue is guaranteed. My coconut tree gives over 120 big fruits each per season which translates to over 50k. I sell one fruit N400-N600 depending on the size. This is the minimum you can get if you take care of the tree. Please stop procrastinating, the second best time to plant is now"

We have 3 species of coconut for sale
1. Hybrid dwarf coconut
2. Jumbo coconut
3. Yellow coconut
4. Ghana coconut

The best time to plant is during rainy season so we have started taking orders against rainy season

To order, Whatsapp 0806 120 4834

Chat us, let's help you turn those empty plots to money. Whatsapp 08061204834

Bitterkola: a generational investment? Looking for a profitable, long-term investment? Consider planting bitter kola seedlings now! Bitter kola offers numerous economic benefits and worths the wait, believe me!

Why plant bitterkola
-Potential for export
-High demand in traditional medicine
-Valuable timber
-Fruits and seeds have various uses

We have bitter kola seedlings for sale and also offer other economic trees

Ready to invest in your future? Whatsapp 08061204834. Nationwide delivery available

Pepper fruit, locally known as Mmimi in Igbo is a nutritious and versatile fruit that has been an integral part of our traditional cuisine for centuries. Unfortunately, it is fast becoming one of our #forgottenfoods

Let's look at the cultural significance of pepper fruit:

In Igbo traditional culture, Mmimi is more than just a fruit - it's a symbol of hospitality, community and celebration. It's often served as a 'Kola' served to visitors or used as an ingredient in local delicacies during special occasions and festivals.

Uses and Benefits of pepper fruit:
Mmimi is a nutrient-dense fruit, rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It's an excellent source of:

- Vitamin C, boosting immunity and skin health
- Potassium, supporting heart health and digestion
- Fiber, promoting healthy gut bacteria and satiety

The fruit can be enjoyed in various ways:

- Fresh, as a snack or dessert
- Dried, as a healthy snack or ingredient in trail mixes
- Juiced, as a refreshing beverage
- used in preparing stews, soups🙈

Ok, let's look at the export potential:
With the growing demand for exotic and nutritious foods globally, Mmimi is poised to become a lucrative export commodity. Its unique flavor profile, nutritional benefits, and cultural significance make it an attractive offering for health-conscious consumers and adventurous foodies.

So, farming pepper or tapping into any of its value chains, you can:
- Generate significant revenue streams for local farmers and communities
- Create jobs and stimulate economic growth
- Promote cultural exchange

Let me stop here.
Pepper fruit seedlings available in our nursery. Whatsapp 08061204834 to book

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#pepperfruit
#forgottenfoods
#economictrees
#enugu
#tustarsflowersandgarden

FAQS & ANSWERS about oil palm tree

1. What's the fruiting period of Hybrid Tenera and it's characteristics?

Hybrid Tenera fruits within 3-4yrs. Tenera is made up of thin shell, big kernel and a lot of pulp.

2. What's the fruiting period of Malaysian Supergene?

Malaysian Supergene fruits within 2-3yrs of planting.

3. What's the best time to plant oil palm?
When adequate rain drops at your farm location.

4. Do we plant the seedling along with the black polybags?

Really?😂...No,before you plant an oil palm seedling, gently tear and remove the black polybags.

5. What's the best time to do fertilization and how many times per year?

After planting of your oil palm seedlings. You are required to fertilize twice per year with manure or fertilizer.

6. What's the right time to do fire tracing or farm maintenance?

During dry season, when the bushes are dried, you're required to fire trace the farm or clear the entire farm to avoid wildfire.

7. Can a farmer intercrop oil palm plantation?

Yes you can Intercrop oil. Consult us to learn more

8. What's the standard planting spacing?
World standard 9m x 9m. When you've limited plots of land you can make use of minimum 7.5m x 7.5m

9.where can I purchase Malaysian Supergene oil palm seedlings?

That's why I am here. Whatsapp Tustars farms on 08061204834. We equally have the Tenera Dura and Ojukwu specie

Do you know that before the Supergene oil palm took the center stage, NIFOR Tenera was the reigning champion of oil palm varieties in Nigeria?

Tenera is a hybrid of Dura and Pisifera oil palm( from the picture below, you could see that the Pisifera has so much flesh and almost no shell while the Dura has more shell than flesh.

So Tenera is a cross between thick-shelled Dura and shell-less Pisifera giving birth to a thin shelled, medium/high fleshed, high oil content Tenera.😍

Tenera is dwarfed, you start harvesting in 36 months and produces at least 18 bunch per cycle

NIFOR Tenera was developed by the Nigerian Institute for Oil Palm Research (NIFOR). is a high-yielding, disease-resistant, and versatile oil palm variety that was once the pride of Nigeria's oil palm industry.

Why should I invest on NIFOR Tenera?

1. High Yield: NIFOR Tenera produces high-quality oil with a high yield, making it an attractive choice for farmers and processors.
2. Disease Resistance: This variety is resistant to diseases such as the oil palm bunchy top disease, ensuring a healthier and more sustainable crop.
3. Versatility: NIFOR Tenera can thrive in various environments and is suitable for small-scale and large-scale farming.
How many palms do I need per plot? You need just 10-13 palms planted on a 8mx8m or 9mx9m apart

Whst other crops can I intercrop with these oil palm? During its early years, you can inter crop oil palm with cassava, maize, yam and annual plants or crops, maintain a good round spacing of at least 1m or 3fts from the inte cropped plant or crop

You can carry out the practice for up to 5yrs plus,
Please while carrying out this, be mindful not to disturb the fronds of the palm

My brethren, this is 2025, another opportunity to invest in your future and have rest at retirement.

In my post on supergene oil palm, I saw some people insulting Nigeria because they heard Malaysians took their oil palm seeds from Nigeria, went home, improved on it and see where they are today? They are the highest producers of oil palm in the world

Yes, we should really be ashamed of ourselves for abandoning palm oil because we discovered crude oil but nevertheless, we can still do something our children will be proud of today.

Plant a palm tree today and contribute to the economic growth of this country and also enjoy future financial benefits

We have 4 varieties of palm in our nursery:
1. The dwarf hybrid supergene N2500
2. The hybrid dwarf Tenera N1000
3. The hybrid dwarf Dura N1000
4. The indigenous Ojukwu palm N1000

Location: Enugu
To order, Whatsapp 08061204834

#NIFORTenera
#OilPalm
#Nigeria
#Agriculture

Jumbo banana available. We also have the Cavendish banana, dwarf Cavendish and red banana. Whatsapp 08061204834

Soursop is fast becoming a luxury fruit in Nigeria in recent years following this perception that it has anti cancer properties. The demand in recent years has increased that many people can't even remember the last time they had soursop. The good thing is that this demand has opened the door of lucrative business opportunity for farmers and smart investors

Surprisingly, the soursop fruit is not the only thing in demand rather the leaves which are used for soursop powder or for making soursop tea has also become a huge market

So, you either key into the value chain dealing with production of fresh fruits or you focus on just producing the leaves

A single soursop tree can produce up to 60-80 fruits per year, with an average price of ₦500 each(just kidding because it actually costs more). This translates to:

₦30,000 - ₦40,000 per tree annually

With proper cultivation and management, a soursop farm can generate good revenue for you

Health Benefits:
Traditionally, soursop has been used to treat various health issues, including:

Cancer treatment and prevention
Fever reduction
Digestive issues
Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory propertie

So you see, planting soursop will not only give you money but will nourish your health and supply yummy fruits to you

Malay apple, the backyard money maker, is a tropical apple tree that requires ample humidity, high rainfall, and no frost or cold conditions to thrive. It grows very well in Nigeria.

According to Gbenga, “I was introduced to the fruit while visiting my aunt’s place in Lagos in 2005. It would fruit like crazy and since we could not eat all of them we would invite people to pick them. We assumed they were taking them home only to later learn they were being sold at the nearby Balogun Market,”

Each Malay apple tree is capable of producing about 2000 apples per harvest when the tree reaches its full fruit-bearing capacity and you can harvest like 2-3 times per year. infact, this species of apple can produce more fruits as compared to the common species. it has the ability to live for over a hundred years

Malay apples have the highest juice content as compared to other apple species.

You can plant Malay apples in your farm or garden, school, park and home. You can also go into commercial Malay apple plantation

Malay apple is highly nutritious and medicinal, it has sweet sour taste and can be eaten as food or used for fruit juice, fruit salad, cider vinegar, jam etc

to order, Whatsapp 0806 120 4834, Location: Enugu. Nationwide delivery available

#economictrees

Cocoyam seedlings available. This cocoyam called ede eko in ìgbo can be eaten like yam

Tustars Farms, we are also on a mission to ensure our #forgottenfoods are brought back to the menu and that is why we have cocoyam seedlings (Ede eko) for you

Going back to the root is also leaving junk and going back to those healthy foods enjoyed by our ancestors. Those healthy foods that made our childhood memorable

The rain is here so the best time to plant is now.

TME 419: the 6-Month game changer in cassava business . The TME 419 is a hybrid cassava stem developed by IITA

So, What are the benefits of TME 419 from other cassava varieties?
-Early harvest(6-10 months, your cassava is ready)
-High yeild(30tons per hectare)
-High survival rate and resistance to disease (the nodes do not die easily after planting)
-Can be intercropped because of its branchlessness-can even serve as stakes for yam
-High dry matter and starch quality hence good food garri, fufu and even animal feed
-The cassava stems is big money now
-the demand is currently more than supply

So, can TME 419 really be harvested at 6 months as opined by IITA?

Well, according to information from practical farmer in the field :
"Any cassava you are harvesting at 6 months is just Wastage"

"Harvesting in 6 months is just like training your cat fish to table size... Best time is 9-12months"

"You can harvest in 6 months but it will not be like the one you harvested in 10 to 12 months, if you're expecting 30ton in one hectare in 9 to 12 months definitely you won't get that in 6 months"

"... let him harvest at 6 months and at 9 months and above. He will be able to know which is better. It's a practical thing any one can do"

"don't try to harvest at six months my brother,9 to 10 months and upward is better. Practical experience is better..."

So, from information gathered from different practical farmers online, 9-10 months is the best time to harvest. After 12 months, it starts rottening in the soil. Its not like you can't harvest at 6 months but can you maintain good agronomic practices and maintain your farm like IITA?

How many stem is in a bundle?We have 50 fresh cassava cutting per bundle. The stem is about 1metre

How many bundles can I plant on one plot? 3

On what planting distance? 1mx1m
50 bundles per hectare(15plots)

Or you plant at 75cm by 1m to get 4 bundles per plot and 60 bundles per hectare

Now, I want to farm cassava, how do I start?
-Go and get knowledge so you don't invest wrongly
-Prepare your land well: clear the field and make ridges
-Plant healthy cassava stem cuttings
-keep weed and pest away. The cassava doesn't need to compete with weeds abeg
-Harvest when due(from 9-12 months)

Where can I get TME 419 in Enugu? Whatsapp 08061204834

How can I get it outside Enugu? Send a Whatsapp message to 08061204834

We waybill to other state

Sweet udara nwa nnu seedlings available in our nursery

The Red bananas are a group of varieties of bananas with reddish-purple skin.

This variety contains more beta-carotene and vitamin C than yellow bananas. It also contains potassium and iron.

It is sweet and very creamy

Make money from selling the suckers

Whatsapp 08061204834

Bitterleave seedlings available

Have you tasted this fruit before? It's one of our indigenous fruits that is going into extinction. It is called achịcha/ụchịchá or ọjị ndị Ngwa and Yellow Monkey Kola in English. We have the seedlings available in our nursery

Plantain suckers available

Don't let this season go to waste. Plant your future wealth with crops like- Coconut, cocoa, oil palm, bitterkola, ogbono, cashew, orange, mango, avacado and more...

Believe me: 5-10 years from now, these trees can generate a steady income, securing your retirement.

Money grows on trees; Plant a fruit tree today, invest in nature, invest in your future.

We have economic trees to get you started.

#RetirementPlan
#eçonomictrees

Local banana and plantain varieties available. Whatsapp 08061204834

Coconut seedlings available for sale. Plant today and enjoy tomorrow

Planting fruit trees bring joy. Imagine harvesting all these from your house? How else do they define blessing?

It's rainy season, plant those trees now. 5 years from now, you will be glad you did.

Ever seen a 2-in-1 Orange tree? I mean an orange tree fruiting orange on one side and Tangerine on the other side or Orange +Shaddock, Orange+lemon, Orange+Tangelo, Tangerine+Tangelo?

Well, at our nursery, we have these special seedlings in single and combo

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Seedlings packed, heading to different states

Plants set for different states in Nigeria

I need Udara, German mango, orange, grapes, soursop, pear and lemon.

Are these grafted trees?

ozonechrome:
I need Udara, German mango, orange, grapes, soursop, pear and lemon.

Are these grafted trees?

Please, place your orders through our Whatsapp platform 08061204834

Become a Millionaire in 8 weeks through Dry Season Ugu Farming and other Vegetables.
Smart farmers farm and harvest in the dry season when there is scarcity of the produce in the market, this is because during the dry season, the market is flooded with farm produce with buyers doing shakara and under-pricing your sweat but during the dry season,they flock your farm to buy produce with pleading of "oga abeg, sell for me". You show them who the boss is during the dry season as they all compete to buy from you 😂

During the dry season, you can actually sell your produce 3-times higher the price you would have sold during the rainy season. Yes!!!

Q: What makes our Broad Leaf Ugu Specie special?
A: Our Ugu variety is known for its high yield, and doesn't require bamboo staking to do well

Q: When is the best time for dry season Ugu farming?
A: Plant in October/November and smile to the bank through the dry season

Q: How do I protect my Ugu from pests?
A: Use organic methods like:
-Pepper-garlic spray
-Neem water/juice
-Wood ash
-Manual handpicking and other methods

Q: What are the benefits of dry season Ugu farming?
1. High demand and good market prices
2. Can be grown in dry conditions with proper irrigation
3. Can be intercropped with other vegetables
4. Relatively easy to care for
6. Can be harvested in as little as 6-8 weeks

Q: How do you sell?
A: Send a message on WhatsApp

Q.: How many ugu seeds do I need per plot?
A: 1,800 seeds but if you intend to plant on a commercial level,do between 1,000-1,500 seedlings.

Q: Oh, that's going to cost a lot of money! 😭
A: You can multiply your ugu seeds: make 4 seedlings from 1 seed. The technique will help you reduce cost of buying seeds

Q: But how?
A: You need ugu seeds, sawdust and organic manure. Here is how:
1. Plant the ugu seeds in sawdust( u sabi how we If the sawdust is in a container, perforate the bottom of the container for excess water to drain. After 5-7days the seeds will have started sprouting( you will see threadlike roots)
2. Split the seed into halves. Planting in sawdust would make this easy.
3. Now use a sharp knife to divide each half into two. Ensure that each part has a root. Very important!!
4. Prepare your planting bed
5. Apply organic manure in the planting holes and mix with the soil in the holes. Please don't use fresh manure o. Use the one that has cured and decayed very well
6. Plant your seedlings
It is very good to add dried manure to your planting holes b4 planting the seedlings 4 better results.

Q: How often should I water my plants?
A: Water at least every 2 days

Q: What's your location?
A: Forestry quarters, Iva Valley road, Enugu.

To order, WhatsApp 08061204834
Nationwide Delivery available

Q: Do you offer pay on delivery?
A: Dey play! 😂 No we don't. You can pay while I am at the park and the driver has confirmed your items

Note: We have other vegetable seeds and seedlings

1. Ụtazi
2. Shombe
3. Scent leave
4. Nsukka pepper(yellow and red)
5. Garden egg
6. Tomatoes
7. Green
8. Sweet Bitter leave
10. Curry
11. Water leaves seed
12. Awa seed
13. Akidi seed (akidi enu & akidi ana)
14. Hybrid Maize
15. Dwarf Okro seed
16. Non GMO Local water melon
17. Orange,white & purple fleshed sweet potato viines
18. Manure


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1. Ube Okpoko called African Black olive
2. Cocoa
3. Seedlings set for different destinations
4. Ukwa fruit, called Breadfruit in English. I see some people advertise jackfruit as Breadfruit and I laugh. Customers who buy jackfruit in the name of Breadfruit will definitely shed tears when they see jackfruit after waiting for years to see Breadfruit 😂

1. Packing of waybills
2. Jumbo Banana suckers available
3. One of the advantage of buying budded or grafted seedlings is early fruiting
4. Seedlings set for delivery