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HAVE: Seed starter heat mat

17 years ago

Hi! I have a nice seed starter heat mat that I no longer need. (Yes, it works - bought from Gardeners Supply.) I am a south Floridian who is interested in orchids, succulents, tropicals, and fruit trees. If you are interested in a trade please contact me.

Tropical Lady

Comments (2)

bobbih
17 years ago
Have ligularia Othello to trade. Or check my have list. Bobbih
hummingbirddaisy
17 years ago
Is this still available?

Thanks, Tina
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