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We currently have seedlings of English pear and the English Red Delicious Apple variety available at Tustars Farms

Available in limited quantity
Location: Enugu
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We currently have grafted Red Delicious Apple seedlings and English pear

Pomegranate aside, we also have other exotic fruits seedlings available at Tustars Farms. Please check us out on Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok and YouTube

Location is Enugu

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Grafted English apple seedlings Available at Tustars Farms. Variety: Red Delicious Apple


We have other exotic fruits seedlings

Location : Enugu
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Grafted English pear seedlings available at Tustars Farms

Location: Enugu

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Banana Mango

Medicinal & Spiritual Plants
(1) Miracle leave
(2) Lemon grass
(3) Blood leave
(4) Aloe Vera
(5) Moringa
(6) Ebube Agụ (snake plant)
(7) Jatropha
( Heart of Jesus
(9) Alligator pepper (plant)
(10) Thunder Arrestor
(11) Fertility plant (ogirisi)

We also have Indigenous Fruit Seedlings
​(1) Ukwa (African Breadfruit)
(3) Ụkpaka/Ụgba (Oil bean)
(4) Pepper fruit (Mmimi)
(5) Hybrid Kolanut (Ọjị́ Igbo & Gworo)
(7) African Black olive (Ube okpoko)
( Hybrid Bitter kola
(9) Ogbono adọ (African mango)
(10) Ugiri (Wild mango)
(11) Ụdara nwa ńnú
(12) Ube (Butter corn pear)
(13) Monkey kola (Achịcha)
(14) Ọha
(15) Akpalata
(16) Alligator pepper (Ose oji)
(17) Walnut (ụkpa)
(18) Tropical Almond (fruit)
(19) Icheku (Tamarind Velvet)
(20) Ehuru (Local nutmeg)
(21) Ijikara (Local Plum)

Don't just plant trees, plant asset

We have different varieties you could choose from +2348061204834.

Location is Enugu
Nationwide delivery available

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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? WhatsApp +2348061204834

Pomegranate seedlings available for sale

Pomegranate among the items we Waybilled today

How to attract pollinators in your garden. But first, what are pollinators and what important roles do they play in your garden?
Well, think of pollinators as the "delivery drivers" of the natural world. 😂They are animals or insects that move pollen from the male part of a flower (the anther) to the female part (the stigma).
This simple act is what "fertilizes" the plant, allowing it to produce the seeds, fruits, and nuts you see on your Apple, Pear, plum, cherry treesetc

Without these couriers, many of your plants would bloom beautifully but never actually grow anything to eat.🤷🏽‍♀️

Examples of these pollinators include: bees, hoverflies, butterflies, moths, beatles and others

How do you attract these pollinators to your garden then? You do it by planting flowers. Yes, planting flowers are not just pretty addition to your garden, it’s a strategic move for you as a gardener.

Think of these flowers as the neon light bearing "Open for Business" signs that tell these pollinators that your garden is the play wey e dey happen: excess gbedu, Toscana pro max 😂

Many plants are cross-pollinators, meaning they cannot produce fruit or seeds using their own pollen. They require an external "courier" to move pollen from the male parts of one flower to the female parts of another. Without these couriers, your garden's productivity drops significantly.

Even for plants that can self-pollinate, insect intervention often leads to larger, healthier fruit.

By planting flowers that bloom at different times, you keep pollinators in your yard all season long, ensuring they are present exactly when your fruit trees need them. This is such a smart move
between them.

Someone is asking, "ok, what kind of flowers can I plant?"
Well, while any flower is better than no flowers at all you should understand that not all flowers are created equal when it comes to being a high-quality "pollinator magnet." Some flowers are essentially the botanical equivalent of junk food—or worse, a locked door that pollinators can't open.

So, to get the most out of those fruit trees on your list, you want flowers that provide high-quality rewards and are easy to access.

If you want to ensure your plants to get the attention they need, look for flowers with these specific traits:
1. Open-Faced Flowers: Flowersthat have flat "landing pads" that make it easy for all types of insects to land and eat.
Eg roses flower, sun flower, London bells, morning glory, hibiscus

Many of the best pollinators are actually herbs.Lavender, Rosemary, and Mint produce incredibly high-quality nectar that bees will travel long distances for.

We have these flowers and herbs available. We have 3 colours of rose: cream, red and pink

The Pomegranate: A Rainbow of Flavors with High Market Value
Pomegranates are more than just beautiful garden additions; they are high-value assets. Whether you are a home gardener or a commercial farmer, understanding the different varieties helps you choose the right "investment" for your soil.

When it comes to Pomegranates, one size definitely does not fit all! Yes, the pomegranate fruit and seeds come in different shades
Not many people know that same way we have different varieties of citrus with their unique tastes is the same way we have different varieties of pomegranate and their tastes differ. Some varieties are sweeter than the others

At Tustars Farms, we have different varieties

Ready to start your mini-orchard?
We deliver nationwide from Enugu!
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Pomegranate is a super fruit and those who know the health benefits are really sparing nothing in eating it. I took this screenshot from a post made today to show you how much pomegranate is sold in different locations across Nigeria. As at today, the poster bought one fruit of pomegranate fruit for 12k and someone is saying it's sold between 9k-10k per fruit in her own location

Still doubting if Pomegranate Farming in Nigeria could make you a millionaire in 2026?

Keep doubting while investors cash into the huge market

Message us for your pomegranate seedlings

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Invest now in pomegranate farming and thank me later.

Nutritionally , Pomegranates are super fruits Fortunately and do not grow into big trees so your backyard deserves one

We have other exotic fruits seedlings:
Pomegranates varieties:
* Ruby red sweet (foreign)
* Ilorin jumbo Sweet
* Local red delight
* Green pearl

Apples
* English Anna
* English Wambugu
* Matured apple
* Custard apple
* Sugar apple
* Sodom apple
* Malay Peach apple
* Purple Star Apple

Other Exotic Fruits
* English Plum
* English Pear
* Fig
* Kiwi
* Dragon fruit
* Medjool Hybrid Date Palm
* Local date Palm
* Star fruit
* English BreadFruit
* Jackfruit
* Brazilian Cherry (Pitanga)

Citrus Varieties
* Sweet orange
* 2-in-1 Orange-Tangerine
* Washington naval sweet orange
* Mandarin orange
* Tangerine
* Tangelo
* Red grape orange
* Shaddock
* Rough Lemon
* Variegated lemon
* Indian lemon
* Lime
* Blood Orange
* Kumquat citrus
* Calamondin citrus
* Honeywell Seedless Orange (Cara Cara)

Guava Varieties
* Thailand Purple Guava
* Jerusalem Jumbo white Guava
* Queen's white guava
* Variegated Pink Guava
* Red guava
* Jumbo red guava

Mango Varieties
* 3kg Thailand Mango
*Already Fruiting Mango
* Already flowering mango
* John Jumbo Mango
* Peter jumbo
* Tommy Red
* Julie
* German
* Peach
* Igbo Mango
* Sweet mango

Grape Varieties
* Black Hamburg
* Black currant
* Purple grape
* Muscat

Avocado Varieties
* Israeli Butter Avocado
* Hass Avocado
* Cardinal Avocado
* Butter Avocado
* Normal Avocado

Soursop & Noni
* Soursop
* Noni

Berries
* Strawberry
* Blackberry
* Raspberry
* Mulberry
* Java plum (water berry)

Pawpaw Varieties
* Dwarf Red Pawpaw F1
* Dwarf Red Pawpaw
* Dwarf Yellow Pawpaw
* Local pawpaw

Cashew & Others
* Brazilian jumbo cashew
* Red cashew
* Sugarcane
* Passion fruit

Banana Varieties
* Malaysian red banana
* Dwarf banana
* Iron seed banana
* William jumbo Banana
* Local banana (Une ojii)
* Cavendish banana

Plantain Varieties
* 90-Finger plantain
* Double bunch plantain
* Dwarf plantain
* Giant elephant plantain
* Local plantain (Une Ọ́kpọkwụ)
* Hybrid plantain
* Plantain leave for okpa

Coconuts
* Malaysian dwarf coconut
* Ghana dwarf coconut
* Dwarf Hybrid coconut
* Jumbo coconut
* Super jumbo coconut
* Local coconut
* Twin coconut

Oil Palm
* Tenera
* Malaysian Supergene
* Ojukwu
* Raffia wine palm

Medicinal Plants
* Miracle leave
* Lemon grass
* Blood leave
* Aloe Vera
* Moringa

Spiritual Plants
* Ebube Agụ (snake plant)
* Jatropha
* Heart of Jesus
* Alligator pepper
* Thunder Arrestor
* Fertility plant (ogirisi)

Exotic Herbs and Spices
* Stevia sugar plant
* Rosemary
* Mint
* Lemon mint
* Spear mint
* Orange mint
* Lemon Balm
* Greek Oregano
* Cuban Oregano
* Thyme
* Golden thyme
* Indian spinach
* Parsley
* Coriander
* Marjoram
* Dandelion
* Sage
* Bay leave
* Zobo seed

Local Vegetables & Herbs (Seedlings)
* Curry
* Scent leave
* Bitterleave (Sweet)
* Utazi
* Uziza
* Nsukka pepper red & yellow
* Shombe
* Tomato
* Green Garden Egg

Seeds Per Cup
* Ugu
* Awah
* Anyụ (fluted pumpkin)
* Green
* Purple cabbage
* Water leave
* Dwarf okro
* Local water melon
* Hybrid Maize (2kg)
* Scent Leave (Seed)
* Akidi seed

Indigenous Fruits
* Ukwa (African Breadfruit)
* Ukwa (About to fruit)
* Ụkpaka/Ụgba (Oil bean)
* Pepper fruit (Mmimi)
* Kolanut (Ọjị́ Igbo & Gworo)
* African Black olive (Ube okpoko)
* Bitter kola (Aki ilu)
* Ogbono (African mango)
* Ugiri (Wild mango)
* Ụdara (African Star Apple)
* Ụdara nwa ńnú
* Ube (Corn pear)
* Ube Ogoja (Butter corn pear)
* Monkey kola (Achịcha)
* Ọha ọcha
* Ọha ojii
* Akpalata
* Alligator pepper (Ose oji)
* Walnut (ụkpa)
* Tropical Almond (fruit)
* Icheku (Tamarind Velvet)
* Ehuru (Local nutmeg)

Potato Varieties (Vines)
* White Fleshed Sweet Potato
* Orange fleshed sweet potato
* Purple fleshed sweet potato

Cassava Stems
* TME 419 cassava
* Yellow root / Hybrid cassava

Cash Crops
* Shea butter
* Coffee
* Cocoa
* Locust beans (iru)
* Baobab tree

Timber & Precious Trees
* Agarwood (OUD Perfume)
* Iroko tree
* Teak
* Eucalyptus
* Melina
* Neem (dogoyaro)
* Masquerade tree (Ashoka)
* African Mahogany
* Whistling pine

Location:Enugu (We deliver nationwide)
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I saw this advert of 1 piece of pomegranate fruit selling for as much as 8,800 while a medium sized fruit sells for 5,500. Embrace Pomegranate Farming in Nigeria

Pomegranate seedlings available for sale, we have 4 varieties available

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Is pomegranate fruit made of gold? Ok, here is this woman's N12,000 reality check...

With her heart racing and pockets empty, she bought the most expensive fruit of her life.Spending 12k just to feel something, the price she paid for her peace😂

12k for one fruit? Somebody please shout "Power" for this kind audacity😳

But then, should we call this luxury or insanity? In your mind, you are already calculating the basket load of fruits 12k can get you in the market abi

So, while some are buying and complaining, some are buying the seedlings, planting and cashing out from the huge opportunity out there. Remember, pomegranate can be planted in containers so you don't have any excuse o

Pomegranate Farming in Nigeria can make you rich!!!

Tell me in the comment section how much pomegranate is sold in your area. Can you really pay so much for one fruit?

To book for your pomegranate seedlings, send a message to Tustars Farms +2348061204834

How to successfully grow Pomegranate Trees in a Container

Pomegranate trees can be grown in a container and it will produce lots of fruits

Below are some tips for growing Pomegranate trees in a container.

1, Planting

Ensure you plant a pomegranate seedling that was propagated by Air layering or by cutting. I personally prefer planting Air layered Pomegranate seedlings due to the fact that the grow much faster than seedlings propagated by cutting. Do not plant a pomegranate seedling that has been propagated as a seed into a container. It will take up to 5 years before it will produce fruits and it will only produce fruits that very small in size.

Start with a container that has a minimum volume of 35 liters in volume, and ensure it has drain holes at the bottom. Planting pomegranate in a smaller container will produce a tree that will only produce few fruits and the trees growth will be stunted.

Use a soil that drains easily, do not use a soil that does not drain easily,

Pomegranate trees will not thrive when grown in a waterlogged soil. Planting pomegranates in a waterlogged soil will cause root rot disease such as Phytophthora. Root diseases are very difficult to control and they will eventually destroy the pomegranate tree.

Once you plant your young pomegranate tree into a container, ensure you place the container in an area where it will experience at least 8 hours of full sunlight. Also place the container on bricks or blocks to lift up the bottom of the container from the bare floor or ground.

2, Watering
For the first 3 months give half a liter of water twice a day preferably in the later hours of the morning. Thereafter increase the watering by giving 1 liter of water twice a day until the tree is 6 months old (Morning and afternoon).

Avoid overwatering, overwatering causes root rot diseases like Phytophthora. Phytophthora is very difficult to control once it infects the Pomegranate tree.

3, Fertilizer requirements
Regularly apply well composted organic manure once every 2 weeks to the soil. I recommend using Cow or Goat manure for potted plants. Pomegranates thrive best when their soil has organic matter with lots of nutrients.

Apply 2 handfuls every 2 weeks for the first 3 months and thereafter 3 handfuls every 2 weeks until the plant is 6 months old.
After 6 months 4 handfuls of organic manure every 2 weeks is recommended.

Apply a foliar fertilizer that has a Marco nutrient (Nitrogen Phosphorous & Potassium) ratio of 20:20:20 with additional Micronutrients (Zinc, boron, manganese, Molybdenum, Magnesium) once a month until the tree starts flowering.

Once the tree starts flowering apply a a foliar fertilizer that has a Marco nutrient (Nitrogen Phosphorous & Potassium) ratio of 6:13:46 with additional Micronutrients (Zinc, boron, manganese, Molybdenum, Magnesium) once a month.
Do not apply any chemical fertilizer to the soil.

4, Flowering & Fruit Production
Pomegranate trees produces both Male and Female flowers. Female flowers are actually Hermaphroditic (they have male organs which allows self pollination of the flowers) Once the tree starts flowering plenty of male flowers show up first to attract natural pollinators to the tree., thereafter female flowers are produced. Male flowers fall off after about few days, female flowers are the only flowers that will turn into fruits after being pollinated.

Natural Pollinators of Pomegranates are Bees, Hoover flies , and butterflies. I have included a link to a video in the comment section which explains how you can identify male flowers and female flowers. After a successful pollination, Pomegranates fruits takes between 5 to 7 months before they become ripe. The exact ripening time depends on the variety you have planted.

5, Pest and Disease Management
Pomegranate trees like all fruit trees will be infected and infested with different types of pests and diseases. However all the pest and diseases can be controlled using the proper pest and diseases management techniques.

Common pests of Pomegranates trees are Aphids, Mealybugs, fruit borers, Caterpillars, white flies and fruit flies. I will be discussing how you can control this pests in my upcoming posts and videos.

Common diseases of Pomegranate trees are Anthracnose & Phytophthora root rot, Fruit rot, Wilt, Cercospora, Bacterial blight, Alternaria fruit spots. I will be discussing how you can control this diseases in my upcoming posts and videos.

Written by Olorunishola Aje

Pomegranate seedlings available at Tustars Farms . WhatsApp +2348061204834

It is a common misconception that a pomegranate fruit has to be deep red to be ripe or healthy. In reality, this fruit is incredibly diverse.

Here are some Frequently Asked Questions About Pomegranate Varieties:
Q1: Do all pomegranates look the same when they are ripe?
A: No. Pomegranates come in different shapes, colors and sizes. While we often look for a ruby-red exterior, some varieties remain greenish or yellowish pink even when they are perfectly ripe and ready to eat. Shocking, right?Ok...

Q2: Does the internal color of the fruit affect its nutritional value?
A: Surprisingly, no. Whether the inside is deep red, pinkish or even white, they basically offer the same food value and health benefits to the body just that their external and internal colours affect their prices depending on how appealing they are to the eyes. But then, all of them have great market price

Q3: What are some of the common color combinations found in different varieties?
A: The list is nearly endless, but common variations include:
-Red externally with deep red seeds internally.
-Greenish on the outside with a surprising white color inside
-Yellow-pink on the outside with pinkish-white seeds inside.

Q4: If I see a greenish pomegranate with white seeds, does it mean it is unripe?
A: Not necessarily. If it is the specific variety that stays green and white, it is fully ripe and should not be considered "unripe." It will provide the same nutrients as its red cousins.😂

Q5: When can we expect to see these fruits in the market?
A: Well, the fruiting season is gradually setting in now, so you will soon start seeing these different varieties available for harvest and sale.

Q5: Where can I buy pomegranate seedlings in Nigeria?
A: Pomegranate seedlings available at Tustars Farms . We have these 4 varieties
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Frequently Asked Questions on Pomegranates Farming in Nigeria
1. Q:What is pomegranate and what are its benefits?
A: Pomegranate is an ancient super fruit rich in antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, promoting heart health, digestion, and immunity.

2. Does Pomegranate thrive in Nigeria?
A: yes, there is enough evidence on ground that Pomegranates fruits in the North, South East, South West and South South. For a fruit that is native to Middle East and South Asia, why do you think it won't thrive in Nigeria?

Pomegranate thrives in warm, dry climates with well-drained soil and can grow in various soil types. So,it needs a sunny location with 6-8 hours of direct sunlight and pH 5.5-7.0.

3. Q: Are pomegranate seedlings GMO?
A: No, pomegranate seedlings are generally non-GMO, and most commercial varieties are developed through traditional breeding techniques.

4. Q: How is pomegranate propagated?
A: Pomegranate can be propagated through seeds, grafting , cuttings or air layering.

5. Q: How long does it take for pomegranate to mature?
A: If propagated by seeds, Pomegranate trees typically start fruiting 2 years after planting, depending on factors like climate, soil and variety. But if propagated through grafting, cuttings or air layered from an already fruiting pomegranate plants, it typically takes months to start fruiting.

Yes, Grafted,cuttings, air layered seedlings produce fruit faster and offer more consistent yields and quality.You can start harvesting pomegranate after 8 months from planting depending on how much you take care of it

6. Q: How many seedlings can be planted per plot and per hectare?
A: Typically, 400-600 seedlings can be planted per hectare (2-3 meters apart), depending on the variety and pruning system.

7. Q: How long does it take for pomegranates to ripe?
A: The ripening time for pomegranates depends on the variety, typically taking 5-7 months after the female flowers open.

8. Q: How can I determine if a pomegranate is ripe?
A: 5-7 months after flowering, when fruits are deep-colored, firm and maybe slightly cracked. I mean, there are two ways to check: 1. track the time from opening of pollinated female flowers or 2. inspect the fruit. It will definitely change colour when it ripe. If still not convinced, pluck it and taste it😂

9. Q: How do I identify male and female pomegranate flowers?
A: Female flowers have an ovary and produce pollen, while male flowers produce pollen but lack an ovary. Male flowers typically drop 3-4 days after opening.

10. Q: What happens to unpollinated female flowers?
A: Unpollinated female flowers will drop from the tree.

11. Q: What are some common pests and diseases affecting pomegranate?
A: Common issues include aphids, whiteflies and fungal infections.

12. Q: What is the lifespan of a pomegranate tree?
A: Pomegranate trees have a lifespan of over 30 years.

13. Q: How often should pomegranate trees be watered?
A: Young trees: 2-3 times/week; mature trees: every 10-15 days.

14. Q: How are pomegranate trees fertilized?*
A: Organic fertilizers, balanced NPK fertilizers, and micronutrients.

15. Q: Why is pruning important for pomegranate trees?
A: It help manage tree size, encourage branching and improves fruit quality.

Remember, branching helps induce early fruiting in plants(a natural law in which a tree is forced to produce an offspring early to replace it because it thinks it's gonna die when you cut some parts of it) Dem get sense too😂

16. Q: Which variety is recommended for cultivation for market?
A: The Ruby Red Foreign and Yellowish pink variety might be a good choice for cultivation for both local and international market. The colour alone is giving

17. Q: How much does one pomegranate tree produce per year?
A: An average of 45kg per year.

18. Q: What is the price of pomegranate per kg?
A: ₦11,500 at wholesale price and ₦13,500 at retail price.

19. Q: What is the potential annual revenue from 100 pomegranate stands?
A: I recommend you do a market research before venturing into commercial farming of pomegranate. How much is a fruit of pomegranate sold in your area? Well, from research,
100 pomegranate trees can give ₦51,750,000 at wholesale price or ₦60,750,000 at retail price.Outrageous huh?😂 Isn't it the most expensive fruit in Nigeria, even in other countries?

20. Q: What makes pomegranate a valuable crop?
A: It has potential to generate significant revenue and also provide health benefits, that if you can invest in it

21. Q: What is the recommended planting distance for pomegranate trees?
A: 2-2.5 meters spacing.

22. Q: Is 50 seedlings good enough to start commercially? Yes

23. Q: What is the recommended land size for 100 pomegranate trees?
A: 100 by 50 feet is enough.

24. Q: Does pomegranate have high maintenance requirements?
A: No

25. Q: Can pomegranate be planted in flower pots, buckets or containers?
A: Definitely, just like many fruit trees: yes!! Check out attached pictures . As you can see from those potted in containers. They thrive so well in containers and grow very very fast like flowers😀 And yes, pomegranate trees could serve as ornamental trees in your house

26. Q: Can I make my own manure?
A: Yes...for optimum yield, you are encouraged to manure regularly. If you planted in a bucket, change the topsoil (2inches) every month if you can, then fill up the bucket again with top soil and a handful of manure. Do this once a month because the plant has already taken up all the nutrient from the old manure you poured there. This works for every potted plant. This is a kept secret. If you manure regularly, your trees will bear fruits in surplus

If you potted at home, you can make your own compost by digging a small pit, dump all organic wastes materials generated from your house in there , allow to decompose and use as manure. Or you go and buy

27. Q: What are the health benefits of pomegranate?
A: Pomegranate reduces inflammation, improves cardiovascular health, and exhibits anti-cancer properties.Controls blood pressure, improves sleep, aids cancer management, supports prostate treatment and restores hope for "42 Seconds men". It also promotes healthy aging. It's such a wonder fruit

28. Q: Where can I buy pomegranate seedlings in Nigeria?
A: At Tustars Farms WhatsApp Onyinye on 08061204834. Nationwide delivery available.

29. Q: What is your minimum order quantity ?
A: 1

English apple: still thinking that apples can't grow and fruit in Nigeria? Well, think again.

The Anna apple is a fascinating variety, especially for those living in warmer regions like Nigeria, as it is one of the few apples that can thrive in tropical and subtropical climates.

Ok, let me give you a brief overview on this "sun-loving" apple:
1. Unlike most apples that need a long, cold winter, the Anna apple has a very low chill requirement so makes it the top choice for farmers in warm climates.

2. It produces large, beautiful fruits with a greenish-yellow skin that develops a lovely red blush where the sun hits it. The more the sun hits it, the more red the skin

3. It has a crisp, white flesh with a sweet and slightly tart flavor

4. Buying our grafted Apple seedlings means you will not wait till forever to reap what you have sown as it fruits before two years of planting

5. You can use it in different ways: because it is firm and juicy, it is perfect for eating fresh, juicing, or baking into pies, sauces and Parfait

Looking for English apple seedlings seller? DM us

We have other apple varieties available:
Wambugu apple, Sodom apple, Custard apple, Sugar apple, Malay apple

For your seedlings, WhatsApp 08061204834

You know ọha leave but probably do not know there is oha ocha and ọha ojii
Ọha seedlings available for sale.

Economic trees seedlings for sale in Enugu. Nationwide delivery
08061204834

90 Finger Hybrid Plantain for sale

Bismarck Palm Available in Enugu

Bismarck Palm Available for sale

The Jatropha plant (Attraction Plant): I got interested in this plant because people would message us to request 35 leaves of it. They call it Attraction plant because they use it to do certain rituals in order to attract husband, rich sugar daddies, pull crowd to their ministries and churches, attract customers to their businesses,hmmmm...

Herbalists and ndị Dibia will come and ask of it as they believe the plant has various spiritual and medicinal uses.

Some claimed benefits include:
1. It wards off evil spirits and mystical attacks. Spiritual buttet-proof kinda. So if you plant it in your house, bye bye to enemy attacks
2. It protects against witches and evildoers
3. It provides spiritual strength and cleansing
4. It is used in treating various health issues like skin diseases, digestive problems and respiratory infections so they use it to prepare herbs for people. Some claim it can be used to naturally cure HIV, ulcer and even cancer
5. It boosts male vitality and libido

I did a little research online about the plant and equally discovered it has a lot of economic benefits and can land you into generational wealth. Yes, the Jatropha plant is used in producing biofuel hence its a highly sought after export product

Suffering from herdsmen invasion in your farm? Plant the Jetropha plant as hedges around your farm. The plant will do the job you couldn't do

Please note that Jatropha is toxic if not properly processed so eating or drinking it can lead to poisoning and cause symptoms like nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain so consult a qualified herbal practitioner to avoid stories that touch the kidneys. Taking any herbal concoction of Jetropha can harm your liver and kidney if you take them without guide

Someone is already asking, "where can I buy jetropha leaves or jetropha seedlings?"
Ok, ok, ok...we have red jetropha and green Jetropha seedlings available for sale at
Tustars Farms . Jatropha leave for sale
080.61204834

More indoor plants

Pawpaw is in season, enjoy!! We have dwarf red pawpaw seedlings for sale

Do you know you can become a millionaire through dry season vegetable farming? You want to start a garden, we got you covered too. We have the following seeds and seedlings available:
Seeds:
1. Scent leave seeds
2. Green
3. Waterleave
4. Awah
5. Dwarf Okro
6. Garden egg
7. Tomato
8. Pepper
10. Local & hybrid water melon
11. Ugu
Seedlings:
1. Ụtazi
2. Shombe
3. Scent leave
4. Nsukka Pepper(yellow and red)
6. Garden egg (big and small type)
7. Tomatoes
8. Green
9. Sweet Bitterleave
10. Curry
12. Uziza
12. Hot Habenero seed (red)
13. Hot pepper Cayenne (Shombe)
14. Black beans (Akidi)
15. Hybrid Maize seeds
16. Hybrid cassava stem
19. Orange,white & purple fleshed sweet potato vines

Our Location is Enugu
WhatsApp 08061204834