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WANTED: Wax Jambu Plant or Seed. Have Dragon fruit Plants and cu

14 years ago

I am looking for Jambu Wax Plant or Seed.

I have Dragon Fruit plants and cuttings to trade. Plant is about 10 inch, very well rooted. Also have punch of cutting. Plant is self polinated. fruit is large up to 1.5 pound. Red/pink outside, white inside.

Please email if interested.

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