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WANTED: Hoya any species: for other types of plants

15 years ago

I have recently gotten interested in Hoyas and would like just about any species of Hoya rooted or unrooted cuttings. I dont have any Hoya to trade. I would gladly pay for shipping. Or, I do have some Aloes, Sansevieria, Dyckia, Hechtia, and a few other succulent type plants. I also have some nice hard to find yard plants that are hardy to zone 7 like Manihot grahamii and others. IF interested my contact info is on my member page.

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chellflower
15 years ago
Hi,

I have Hoya 'fungii' (rooted)..
am interested in the Dyckia (is Hechtia also a bromeliad???)PLMK if interested...
Thanks,
Chellflower
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