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fruit plant seeds online 20 Longan “Dragon Eye” Tropical Fruit Tree SeedsLooking for Longan Dragon Eye seeds that actually sprout? Our fresh, hand selected seeds let you grow this exotic South East Asian fruit right at home. Enjoy juicy, translucent flesh with a rich, lychee like sweetnessand the pride of harvesting fruit you grew yourself. Why Grow Longan? Delicious lychee style flavor sweet, aromatic, and refreshing. Stunning evergreen foliage adds a lush, tropical look to patios and greenhouses. Container friendly prune

Looking for Longan Dragon Eye seeds that actually sprout? Our fresh, hand-selected seeds let you grow this exotic South-East Asian fruit right at home. Enjoy juicy, translucent flesh with a rich, lychee-like sweetness—and the pride of harvesting fruit you grew yourself.

Why Grow Longan?

  • 🍬 Delicious lychee-style flavor – sweet, aromatic, and refreshing.
  • 🌴 Stunning evergreen foliage – adds a lush, tropical look to patios and greenhouses.
  • 🏡 Container-friendly – prune to keep trees manageable on balconies.
  • 📦 Choose your quantity – available in packs of 5, 10, 20, or 30 seeds.
  • ✅ Fresh & viable – cleaned and tested for >85% germination rate.

Planting Instructions

  • Best time to sow: Spring–early summer when soil is consistently ≥ 70°F (21°C).
  • Pre-soak: 24h in warm water to soften the shell and speed germination.
  • Depth: 0.5 in (1.3 cm) in well-draining, slightly acidic soil (pH 6–6.5).
  • Light: Bright indirect light for seedlings; full sun once established.
  • Water: Keep soil evenly moist—never waterlogged—until sprouts appear (10–25 days).

FAQ

How long does it take a Longan tree to bear fruit?

Seed-grown Longan usually fruits in 5–7 years under warm, frost-free conditions. Seeds give you a hardy taproot and unique flavor variations.

Can I grow Longan in a pot or indoors?

Absolutely. Start in a 1-gal pot, up-pot gradually, prune annually, and move indoors when temperatures drop below 40°F (4°C).

What temperatures can Longan tolerate?

Optimal growth occurs above 60°F (16°C). Protect young trees from frost with frost cloth or by relocating containers indoors.

Where to buy Longan Dragon Eye seeds?

At Seed World we stock freshly harvested Longan seeds year-round and ship quickly across the U.S.

Ready to grow your own tropical fruit tree? Select your quantity and add to cart today. 🌴🍬

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