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WANT Amorphophallus from California !!!!!! Have seed for trade..

16 years ago

Hi, Im new to amorphophalluses and want any tuber (or small seedling) of this genus (would like konjac, though), in exchange I have 2 maprang seeds (Bouea macrophylla) , if interested reply this mail or send me a private message. This personal trade is for those in the south of San Diego Area. Or if you are in the area and have very cheap amorphophallus for sale Im also interested.

Cheers.

Comments (3)

bluebonsai101
16 years ago
Not sure if anyone has replied, but I can surely send you an Am. konjac from Pennsylvania if you have anything else to trade...the fruit tree is of no interest :o) Dan
patusho25
Original Author
16 years ago
...traded (didnt got Konjac though).
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bluebonsai101
16 years ago
Glad you got the trade!! Not sure you had anything I would have cared for anyway....best of luck with your Amorphs :o) Dan

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