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HAVE: wanted H. pubicalyx varieties

14 years ago

I would like to trade for Hoya pubicalyx varieties. At present I have a variety of house plants (mother in laws tongue, aloe, nephytis), also H. carnosa rubra, H fungii, H carnosa crinkle 8, H carnosa compacta marginata or mauna loa rooted cuttings to trade with.

I believe if you click on my name, it will send email to me.

thanks!

Comments (2)

bullsie
Original Author
14 years ago
Sorry, no longer pulling up my email address. So..

jan2san@verizon.net

subject: hoya trade

Thanks!
bullsie
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks all! Everything has been placed.
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