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Passiflora Exchange

WANTED: Purple Passion fruit vine (self pollinate)

9 years ago

I have been searching for this everywhere.
Please message me if you have a good sized rooted vine you can spare.

Willing to pay or trade:
monstera
elephant ear
purple sugar cane
purple and silver wandering jew
string of pearls
Swedish ivy
sedum
string of bananas
100's of different succulents
dwarf red canna
tropicanna canna
chocolate red canna
yellow canna
coleus
golden pothos
preg. onion
croton

Will send first class a viable nice rooted plant and would appreciate the same in return! Thank you!!

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Leeway337
9 years ago
I have P. Incarnata in one gallon pots. They are small still but grow fast. I live in Fresno Ca. Let me know if your interested.
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