Are you interested in and eager to learn GRAFTING for melon?

You use disease resistant rootstock and graft say, heirloom tomato on top, practically making disease resistant heirloom tomatoes.

It started to get popular here but it's norm in Japan (you can buy grafted tomato plant at home centers) and there are many variety of rootstock seeds available there. And they are so much advanced than what you can get in the US.

Takii has melon rootstock called "doubleguard" and it is resistant to fusarium wilt F0, F1, F2, F1.2y and MNSV - Melon necrotic spot virus

Problem is, it comes in 100seeds for about $30 + shipping from Japan. Since I'm a home gardener I don't need this many and want to do group buy.

I speak Japanese and will get it from Japan to the US. Once I receive the seeds, I will notify you, you send me check and I will USPS to you.

I need 5 people, $10 each for 20 seeds each. this covers seed cost, shipping from Japan and USPS to you.

Please reply to this post. Once I got 5 people replied, I will buy it and within a month, USPS to you.

I have to do it now for 2010 season since it will be sold out by fall of this year.

*I DO NOT share less seeds for less $ since it's too much trouble. If 50seeds is too many, share with others.

*I DO NOT answer question like "what is fusarium wilt" etc. Please do your homework.

*I WILL email you each for info on grafting techniques in English.

* Grafting vegetable is not easy. Advanced gardener only.

Thank you