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HAVE: Mymercodia 'Ant Plant'

14 years ago

I have a couple of tiny seedlings, will do a mail trade for any weird, ugly or fun to grow, or if you want to send me a SASE. Don't get your hopes too high these guys are very small the caudex is about the size of a marble right now, but they are fun to have!

I also have some unrooted Orbea dummeri.

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leahrenee1
Original Author
14 years ago
I am now out of the mymercodia for the moment unless anyone wants to trade for seeds, thanks.

If anyone knows how to take these down that would be helpful! :)
trinigemini
14 years ago
you don't take it down. It will stay up, but I think people will get your message that you are out :-)
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