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Brugmansia
karyn1_gw

OP Emerald Frost seeds

karyn1
13 years ago

I have seeds from Emerald Frost pods that were open pollinated. Like the EF x DD seeds these are smaller then average but the germination rate is high. If anyone wants some for postage please respond to this thread.

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