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Carnivorous Plants
ms_minnamouse

I'm looking for seed or plants

ms_minnamouse
15 years ago

I'm not picky on what kind. I used to have a plant that I grew from seed but I think it succumbed to a fungal infection that I then didn't know how to cure.

I have perennials that are just starting to come up and seeds too. My seeds aren't listed as yet but I'll make a list if you email me.

Btw, I know they can take a very long time from seed but I don't mind.

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