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Lilathai Gardens on eBay

tropicalgardener1212

12 years ago

Please beware of buying anything from Lilathai Gardens on eBay. I sent a query and got a very creepy message. The business is in Thailand, but the message was truly nasty. They sell nice tropicals, but...I cannot recommend their business practices, or manners. Really rude, and strange. If you would like a copy of the message, please query me. Heads up...Frank :)

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Urszula
12 years ago
I am curious - is it possible to graft a standard plumeria onto a dwarf stock or similar? Would it mean that the standard plumeria would still retain it's growth pattern while grafted on a dwarf?

Thanks,
Urszula
ploomer
12 years ago
The stock and cutting need to have a similar growth pattern.
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