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Looking for Natural Mystic or American Beauty Dragon Fruit

10 years ago

I have a few different varieties growing in my yard (Halley's Comet, Purple Haze, Vietmanese Jaina, PG and Dark Star) but I have been looking for Natural Mystic or American Beauty to start also. Anyone have some cuttings they would be intrested in trading. I travel throughout the tri county area of South Florida(Dade, Broward and Palm Beach) so I can meet up if your located in Florida. My first cuttings I purchased from PIN at $20 each...so a trade would be much appreciated.
I'm really leaning towards Natural Mystic as I want to add a red dragon to my collection.
Email me or post back please:
heather00ss@yahoo.com

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rodneys
10 years ago
Red varieties I have-
American Beauty
Valdivia Roja
Nicaraguan Red
Viet Red
Thai Red
Phoenix Red
Arizona Purple
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