Yes, Josh it looks exactly like Pachira aquatica, however the base of mine is not braided. Do i have to train them to do that, there are 3 base stems that look like if left to grow they might intertwine. Wow, this is interesting

And we are starting to fell OUR OWN trees to make wood chips to fuel power plants in Great Britain. That way they can say they are using sustainable fuel as we rip out our carbon sinks for them to burn. I don't think the end result is exactly what they intended to do.

Thanks for the help, Kerrod, but I reckon Kris is right it is not Harpullia, however, what do you think about this one. The closest picture I can find is Harpullia hillii, but it, apparently, is not found north of Ayr. This photo was taken on a creek bank in Cairns. The seed pods, when opened, contain an attractive shiny, crimson seed almost rectangular in shape and about 20mm long. And, I guess while we are on the scent of NQ rainforest trees, how about this one, found on the edge of a creek at Mossman. I am not real confident about this one being a native. It may have escaped from a farmhouse garden upstream. I actually stopped at this site to get some pictures of Mat Rush (Lomandra hystrix) that was growing thickly in the creek bed. The scent was overwhelming. But I was distracted by this tree. It was about 10m tall and its roots were almost in the water. I have my suspicions but I am hesitant to make a silly guess. Grant

Looking for some Mexican plum tree seed. If your interested in trading I have fresh Mexican Buckeye tree seed to trade. If you don't want any Mexican Buckeye I understand. However, my search goes on for some Mexican plum tree seed. If anyone comes across any please give me a shout out. Thanks everyone!