I have Amorphophallus konjac, A. thaiensis and A. albus which have died down and are ready to go, aside from removing some dirt. Everything else got stuffed into my tiny Harbor Frieght greenhouse about three weeks ago and proceeded to have a rather frightening growth spurt. Bromeliads, Dragonfruit, pachypodiums . . . Zoikes!

So, what would you like?

Really? Cool! I don't really have anything to trade for it though, as I am still in college. Even if I can't fit it in my dorm room, I am sure anyone of them would make great specimen plants for the greenhouses here on campus!

If you will send me some even though I have nothing to trade I think I will try the Amorphophallus konjac! If not that, the thaiensis.

Thanks! Do you need the address?

yes, send me your address. Use my e-mail link which you can get to on my page. I'll send you a second year konjac and one of the thaiensis (mother bulb outdid my expectations on her first year).

I'm waiting on your e-mail growerman. I can't send you something unless you tell me where to send it to.

Sorry, I had already sent you an email.... I guess it got stuck in the email filter....So I sent you another email directly from this site instead. Hope it works. I had been waiting for a package for a few days now...At least I know the reason why now.

try typing this directly into your e-mail since I still have not heard from you: Theeventhorizon at Comcast dot net
at=@ and dot=.

Did you get the email?

Sorry, but I haven't received even one e-mail yet. I had similar problems with some long bean seeds I was exchanging this summer. Are you using their form to e-mail or your own college address? To be sure I reset my comcast account to keep a copy of any e-mail it considered spam so I'll recheck their webpage later on and see if one from you made it through.

I emailed you again. Try emailing me, and then I will respond to that email. That one should go through if this one doesn't.

okay . . . what is your e-mail address?

Merlined@uwplatt.edu

Take a look at my profile. My address will be listed there for one or two days. Then, I will delete it off the listing again. Slightly risky, but it is a surefire way of getting the job done!

Alright! I got the corms. They have survived the trip through the mail, and I have opened the package and interior bags to give the corms some air. Thank you!