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· promo_listing
This page is a long-running promotional thread by 'gabbyfarms' advertising hybrid vegetable seeds and seedlings. While the primary content consists of repetitive sales posts with prices and contact details, the thread includes a brief Q&A regarding seed authenticity and a reply from a competitor, adding minor discussion elements.
Prices:
50.0 Sweet corn (honey king f1): NGN4000.0/g (Nationwide)150.0 Sweet corn (honey king f1): NGN8000.0/g (Nationwide)10.0 Cucumber (amarisa super f1): NGN3500.0/g (Nationwide)5.0 Tomato (royal bold f1): NGN4300.0/g (Nationwide)5.0 Tomato (premium super): NGN5200.0/g (Nationwide)5.0 Chilli pepper (Red Hotspot f1): NGN6000.0/g (Nationwide)5.0 Sweet pepper (yellow diamond f1): NGN6200.0/g (Nationwide)5.0 Sweet pepper (green diamond f1): NGN5500.0/g (Nationwide)10.0 Watermelon (Red diamond f1): NGN2000.0/g (Nationwide)10.0 Watermelon (sweet diamond f1): NGN2000.0/g (Nationwide)
Credibility signals:
Claims of being specialists with experience in listed cropsMentions of nationwide delivery and waybill servicesReferences to specific F1 hybrid varieties and technical growing requirementsExplicit denial of selling GMO seeds in response to a customer query
“Farming is the new oil.”
“GMO SEEDS ARE NOT SEEDS ANYBODY CAN LAY THEIR HANDS JUST LIKE THAT, MY SEEDS AND SEEDLING ARE NOT GMO.”
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· discussion_qa
This page is a short, low-engagement thread where a user asks a specific technical question about seed preparation for a product being sold by the main author. The conversation is brief and functional, focusing solely on whether seeds should be removed before grinding, with a follow-up inquiry about coconut seedlings and their price. The thread lacks broader discussion, community interaction, or evidence of actual trading beyond a single price quote.
Prices:
dwarf coconut seedlings: NGN5000.0 (N/A)
“is the seed edible when grounded with the fruit ? or you have to remove the seeds before grinding it”
“is available 5k per seedling”