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HAVE: H. pottsii, H. verticillata- both small plants

there_and_back_again

9 years ago

I have two small H. pottsii plants, both getting new vines and leaves, and one small H. verticillata plant that has started growing like crazy. Not too picky on what I'm looking for and I don't have a lot of variety yet, so let me know what you've got for trade and I'm sure we can make a deal!

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CrazyPlantLady1
9 years ago
I'm looking for Hoya imperialis (red, pink, Mosaic or var Rauschii). I'd like to take that H pottsii off you hands, too.
Check my list. Let's see if I can tempt you....LOL
=) Kathy
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