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Pink shell vine seeds

12 years ago

I received some Pink Shell vine seeds from a swap- can't remember who I got them from. That's what they were labeled as. For the life of me I can't find any info on them. They are a med. brown color and are shaped like a tiny little fig, about 1/4 in long. I know this is a long shot, but would anyone out there have any idea what these are? I'm soaking them and will try them anyway. Thanks!

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carol23_gw
12 years ago
Perhaps this thread will help.

Here is a link that might be useful: shell vine and snail vine discussion
kayjones
12 years ago
Connarus conchocarpus is also known as pink shell vine and it's seed pods look like minature figs - do a google search and learn more. If that's what you have, I'll trade you for a couple of seeds!
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