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I have several small Chrisostemis pulchellas. This is a rare gesneriad native to the West Indies. It is very easy to grow has olive-brown shiny and suculent leaves and produces yellow flowers with orange calixes. The flowers die in a week but the bright orange calixes remain for months giving the appearance of an ever blooming plant. It goes through a dormant phase in the winter and dries up leaving corms attached to the dead stems from which new plants can be grown in spring. I am willing to trade for: yellow flowering episcias
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- Posted by gcolbert28303 8a Sandhills of NC. (gcolbert28303@earthlink.net) on Fri, Jul 28, 06 at 1:42
| Hi Cocomo I think what you have is Chrysothemis pulchella, I am interest in a plant. I have Streptocarpus (white)babies and Strawberry Patch Episcia babies if you are interested in a trade Greg |
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