WANTED: santa rita/purple optunia

16 years ago

looking for santarita optunia

cactuscrazy

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poizzuniv
16 years ago
Hello. I have 30+ starters of San Rita. I am not too sure how many you would like. The starters are 4''+. I also have a few that are 2' + I can let go. I would love to trade some for a scarlet ball cactus, and I am also interested in your euphorbia trigonum plant. Please email me at poizzun_iv@yahoo.com Just put "CACTUS" in the subject please.
Thank you,
Michael
nhhoney
16 years ago
cactuscrazy I have some cactus I think you would be interested in.I have a few from your want list.Your member page has no email or way of contact.
email me
kadac1999@yahoo.com
Iam very interested in one of your plants if you still have it
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