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WANTED: Various Cacti and Succulent Seeds

18 years ago

Hello. I am new to this forum and to growing cacti and succulents. I sowed some Stapelia seeds last year and had very good luck with them. Now, I want to try different kinds and start a collection. The ones I have now are the more common ones and I would like to try a few "not so common" types. Please check my trade list if you have any of these seeds. Thanks :)

Leona

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rose318
18 years ago
Hi Leona,
I have Agave, Crown of thorn. Epiphyllums, Prickley pear. bromeliad, one Stapelia, but not sure which one.
Patti
northtexasgirl
Original Author
18 years ago
Hi Patti. I sent you an email. :)

Leona
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Romani_30
18 years ago
I gleaned seed from a rounded cactus today at Lowes.They are yours if you desire.

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