I would be interested in trade for the plants but I do not have any of the plants you are looking for. Look at my plant trade list and see if we can make a trade. Here is a link that might be useful: My Plant Trade LIst

Kristina, as far as I know you can only tell when they bloom, or if you know a plant geneticist who can break it down to chromosomes. Your other option is to take cuttings when the seedlings mature and graft them to a bearing age vine.But I can't comment on how it will work as I haven't tried it....yet. Hopefully my seedlings do well this year and I can graft next year. Glenn

both in one flower but male can be in this case inactive, better to pollinate with separate male flowers.

Don, Here's the situation with the fig seedling: I posted here on the fig forum and was told that the fruit would have either inedible male fruit (50%) or almost certainly inferior female fruit (not just so-so, but bad). People did point out a source for cheap cuttings, and getting those going has been a lot of fun. Of course the original seedling would/will have been a great decorative plant as well. I think there's something special about the plant that just "appears" and is not planned out in advance. Certainly also I'm not the first who has stared down at the fruit he is eating and wondered whether he could grow it from seed--does it matter whether the seedling is not a clone if it is a passion fruit, a fig, a kiwi...? Some matter more than others of course. I think my question gets at a few things that people in the "look what I found" or "will this seed grow" camp might be interested in knowing. Most importantly: how long until I will know if it's male or female? But also: are fruits from rootstocks (if any), seedlings, etc. tasty? If it's a night and day issue in terms of taste then that's one thing, but if it's a 50% chance it will be worth growing and eating, that's another. I guess I just don't need 100% assurance. In fact, to many of us that just makes the whole process a lot more interesting. However, the sooner I can get rid of a mistake (male plant, bad fruit) the better. As I say, with the fig I was pretty much assured it was not worth it.