Wanted: P. Gypsicola :)

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Posted by curious_kitty 02114 (My Page) on

Tue, Feb 8, 11 at 1:24

hi there!! I was hoping someone on this forum have a spare P. Gypsicola plants that they can either trade or sell?
I've been looking everywhere for this plant, but can't find them anywhere. :(

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Posted by petiolaris Neutral (My Page) on
Tue, Feb 8, 11 at 10:31

Eventually..... but not at the moment. I have to take more leaf cuttings...

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Posted by petiolaris Neutral (My Page) on
Wed, Feb 9, 11 at 10:44

Is that the only one you are interested in? I have others:

PINGUICULA:

agnata CSUF? - Crystal Morgan
acuminata? - Crystal Morgan
'Aphrodite' (agnata x moctezumae)
colimensis - Michael Manna (Insectrtrap)
cyclosecta - Warren Auyong
emarginata?
'esseriana
'Florian' (debbertiana x eseriana)
grandiflora
gypsicola Mark Wilson
huahuapan
ionatha - Candice
jaumviensis - Warren Auyong
John Rizzi - Mark Wilson
laueana (Clemens "Red #1") - Bob Zeimer
lusitanica - Steve Allinger
lutea - Candice
'Pirouette' (agnata x moranensis x ehleresiae)
planifolia - Candice
primuliflora "Rose" - Bob Zeimer
rotundiflora
'Sethos' (ehleresaie x moranensis)
'Titan' (agnata x macrophylla)
'Weser' - Joseph Clemens (moranensis x ehleresiae)
1713
1717

PING CROSSES

gigantea x moctezumae - Jrod
gracilis x moctezumae - Jrod
gypsicola x kohres - Jrod
lauenea x emarginata
lauenea x moctezumae
moctezumae x kohres

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