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| Had a beautiful one years ago and would like to try again :) Will consider additional trade(s) for other interesting items - tempt me!
Prefer variegated but either is fine Have to trade:
kalanchoe/mother of thousands/alligator plant purplish green var. epi strictum/night blooming cereus - rooted cutting - white flower pointy petals pink stamen - worth the wait(limited - 1 or 2 only) Stapelia hirsuta/carrion flower - rooted cuttings may have 2 as I've promised others - not too stinky very interesting flowers pregnant onion/Ornithogalum caudatum - bulblets may be even rooted bulbs I try to be accurate but sometimes I feel like a mother who has forgotten her children's names - if you need to be sure, I can send a picture :) happy planting!!
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| just realized the very thing that has me thinking of plants may hinder shipping of succulents - BRRRRRR!! It's cold!! Can put off shipping until spring/warmer weather but please contact me if you wish to set up a future trade :) |
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- Posted by paulzie32 9 (paulgfischer@gmail.com) on Tue, Jan 5, 10 at 11:19
| Hi Anna I have the variegated type... white, pink and green colors. I think I have the Green and white one also... but I'd have to check. It's a small one, but I'd be happy to send you a few pieces. I'm sure just waiting a few weeks for this cold snap to retreat a bit would be fine. Do you have a picture of your Rhipsalis? It's just that it's such a common name used for many differene rhipsalis. Do you like the Kalanchoe? I can send you different types too. |
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