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Tue, Nov 8, 05 at 23:36
| Kaffir lime. I think that's how it's spelled, correct me if i'm wrong. Some ppl I met at the Lewisville swap had asked me about it. It's the herb that you put on Thai food. I've never tried to root it from cuttings but worth trying. email me or post here if you want some. Thuy |
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| Do you still have cuttings? I have not seen Kafir lime in the stores to buy, so I would love a cutting! Please let me know. Thanks! |
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| I would like some please. Email me mrao77@hotmail.com Thanks, M |
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