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African Violet Exchange

WANTED: rooted A. violets (small and large)

16 years ago

I am looking to start a collection of african violets.

I am not looking for anything in particular so any thing would be awsome. I have some plants readily available for trade, check out my list.

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kaitifer
16 years ago
Hello!
I don't have any babies rooted well enough to trade right now, but I would be more than willing to send you a few leaves of each adult violet I have, if you'd like to do that! I think one of the best parts of growing violets is watching the babies come up from the soil. That way, you can pick and choose from which babies you want and give your friends the extras. :D
Send me an e-mail if you're interested.
Oh, and by the way, do you have any pictures of your orchid?

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