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HAVE: Night Blooming Cereus (Epi)

16 years ago

A generous GW member sent me quite many NBC cuttings, would like to share some of those cuttings.

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nikkicasarez
16 years ago
hi im interested if you still have any Night Blooming Cereus ???
heva
16 years ago
Hi,

I am very interested in your cuttings if you still have them, but I want only the white fragrant ones.

Thanks.
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tootsiepop254
16 years ago
Hello, I would love some of your cuttings, if some are still available.

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