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Want some seeds?

11 years ago

Hey everyone, I have a LOT of extra Cantaloupe and Bell pepper seeds if anyone would like some mailed. I have about 10 grams of bell pepper and a full ounce of cantaloupe. The bell pepper are mixed from my moms plants and she had green, red, purple, and a few orange. The cantaloupe... I have no idea. They were just something she picked up.

Send me an email at mokiwolf@gmail.com if you'd like some :)

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