HAVE: Maculata or something similar for trade
MuffinSlayer
10 years ago
I received an old pot of cuttings from a coworker and am now trying to establish new plants from it. There are three or four other cuttings that could be taken, so if anyone is interested let me know! I'd love to trade for just about anything. Fruit tree cuttings, succulents, or any other old house plant.
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