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have: seeds - ladys slipper "sparrows egg" orchid

10 years ago

I have these seeds to trade to someone who wants to give them a try. Please do the research into germination and growth.

I would like to trade for a various mix of brugmansia seeds or cuttings, dont have to be named varieties. Will gladly pay the difference in shipping for cuttings. Prefer pink/orange shades. Only brugs, not datura seeds please.

Am also interested in trading for pink lotus seeds or roots. No white or yellow please. Will gladly pay the difference in shipping for small healthy growing roots with eyes.

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