If you do buy the plants, you create a market for the plants. Stop.If you don't buy the plants, they will be thrown away after 1 month.
And then get arrested and jailed for breaking CITES laws which, though imperfect, are there to protect these and other plants.stupid question !
You fly there, go to the nursery and buy the plants . It's that easy.
@ Berthold
I hope here a civilized and sophisticated conversation with you. Do you understand
I agree with you but I cannot vilify poor Vietnamese collectors. It is we should create this market who are to blame.What you are showing here is a serious violation of international laws and rules.
But in this regard, the Vietnamese seem to be completely painless and only looking for additional income.
If you do buy the plants, you create a market for the plants. Stop.
And then get arrested and jailed for breaking CITES laws which, though imperfect, are there to protect these and other plants.
stupid question !
You fly there, go to the nursery and buy the plants . It's that easy.
@ Berthold
I hope here a civilized and sophisticated conversation with you. Do you understand
I think, that is not trueSelling and buying within Vietnam is allowed.
Sorry, I can't help You.I do not understand what you're saying.
Hakone is lying. Vietnam is an active CITES member. CITES prohibits the free trade with CITES products.Selling and buying within Vietnam is allowed. Bringing abroad is your problem
The nursery make flaske
“The process,” as you call it, will stop when you stop buying the plants. You created the market. You perpetuate it.They sell on the side of the road. You go past, after 3 days throw them in the trash can. The process will be repeated next year...
Wow! This is definitely on my wish list, but virtually impossible to source here in the EU. And starting with seedlings seems a death wish. I'd even be delighted with fresh pollen!
You can buy from albiflora.be
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